How to install windows 7 from USB running XP


  1. Ayoosh
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    Windows 7/ Windows XP/ Mac OSX Snow leopard
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    How to install windows 7 from USB running XP


    hEYS GUYS IF YOU ARE RUNNING XP, DISKPART WONT WORK FOR YOU TRIED A HELL LOT OF TIME BUT NO SUCCESS. bUT THEN I FOUND THIS VIDEO AND IT WORKS 100%

    Install Windows 7 From Pendrive - Video
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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    TY for sharing your knowledge with the other members. Others will benefit from your help.
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