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Hi saverio, yep you can use ImgBurn, or PowerIso, or Alchol 120%. Yep, it will recognise it, but your BIOS has to support that...if your pc is new, don't worry, it will.
r.
Hi saverio, yep you can use ImgBurn, or PowerIso, or Alchol 120%. Yep, it will recognise it, but your BIOS has to support that...if your pc is new, don't worry, it will.
r.
Using UltraISO 9.3 is probably the easiest way to do it.
1 - Open the ISO
2 - Bootable > Write Disk Image
3 - Select your USB drive and check 'Verify'
4 - Done.![]()
I followed your excellent thread and it worked like a charm!
I'm truly impressed, I really am!
And then there was easy transfer.... I can only say I still backed everything up thinking I can't put my life in the hands of easy transfer... what can I say... superb!
I am really really impressed, it was only let down by an issue with some still stuck in the floppy age antics from adaptec which meant that I couldn't try the system out on a sata controller card but hey...![]()
Anyone know if any of these methods work with EFI?
if it does not boot after following any of the tutorials, try writing the boots sector also
the commands should look like this
diskpart
select disk 1 *the usb disk
clean
create partition primary
select partition 1
active
format fs=NTFS QUICK
assign
exit
e:\ *the mounted or unrared windows instalation folder
cd boot *the mounted or unrared windows instalation folder
bootsect /nt60 f: *f: is the usb stick
I always did it the simple way.. set USB as my first 'device' to check during boot, in my BIOS. Then downloaded the ISO of Windows I wanted, un-rar'd it with WinRAR, copied the contents of the un-rar'd folder and pasted it onto the flash drive. Works like that for me :)
I <3 Simplicity.
Hi,
I followed the guide where I used HP USB storage format tool and bootme.
I got it to boot from the USB but when it does it opens a command prompt, now my question is:
how doe I start the windows installation from there?
kind regards,
Jos