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It's NFTS, but I'm looking at a guide that says it should be fat32 so I will try that.
It's NFTS, but I'm looking at a guide that says it should be fat32 so I will try that.
This website might be helpful to the forum for future references. How to create a bootable Windows 7 USB flash drive | Ars Technica
It describes how to do it manually through command prompt.
the tool extracts the files from iso to usb. makes a ntfs partition as well. Marks it active as far as I know.
Since ntfs partition is there... please check if it is active. Does it have a drive letter attached as well? if so which one?
only thing that fails... bootsector but I can tell you how to write it manually!
boosect.exe /nt60 D:?
you do have a 64bits win7 iso and 32 bits vista? that's why it fails... but can be fixed I think
Ok. I got to a screen that said loading files, then it said "starting windows" But now there is a blue screen that says "*** STOP: 0x0000005c ...... followed by a bunch more 0's and x's with a few random letters to piss me off....."
I think I'm close to giving up.
Yes, it's a 32 bit vista disc, but I have downloaded 64 bit home version. And sorry, I had chose fat32 instead of NTFS. I will try NTFS now.