preinstalled wind.7 want install parallel xp in dual boot WITH USB????

[kiram]

HAVE LOOKED UP ALL GOOGLE for 2 mounths !!!&
all toerrents havent found any info

only with with xp iso cd

is there any very easy way????

-----to put xp iso file on usb (+ maybe "all drivers cd" content? that i dont have known dessparate longtime game like wifi not working asking 3 nurds specialist necessary that 1 finds right driver maybe i had with old ex gf laptop already where i put only xp instead of vista terrible preinstalled on acer cheapest laptop produced sold with only with 500megbyte memory to make sure people desparately cry) also later with 2 giga memory bought was not much better.....but with xp yesssss

-----put usb inside

------and then maybe change boot from cd driver which not work to usb boot

------and then use a simple tutorial like :

Dual Boot Your Pre-Installed Windows 7 Computer with XP




or even easier way?? using something like virtual clone drive for xp iso file instead of usb like cd drive?


thank u for answer for this seems mission impossible or forbidden by windows?

i have already parallel to installed original w 7 (which i really dont want to delete to get in real troubles that nothing wil run ) also linux mint 9 (installed inside windows with: Install Linux Mint on Your Windows Computer or Netbook )

i know what u will say.. is not save outdated but it s fast
possible to add so xp? i know it s not save but i dont care...nothing to steal from me
like puppy linux which is poosible to add easiely....to w 7 + mint 9 in dual boot to tripple boot
i can alsp put mint 9 away and later on again...
puppy dont need really even there save new browser for bank account?....


i thank u for any answer in this case seems out of matrix ...

first time i write and ask in forum but really 1st time couldn t find answer by googling ... now realy curious microsoft matrixxx forbidden xp install action??
because nothing to find how to do xp instalation with usb to existing original w7 to make dual boot what acctaully every body with slow netlaptop would whish to try.........


thankig much and appologising for using ur time
looking forward ur answer

 

[gregrocker]

It is easier to run XP from within Win7 as a virtual drive, using freeware like Virtual Box, VMWare or if you have Pro or Ultimate it comes with free XP Mode.

If not then follow Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP.

Let us know how it goes because sometimes once XP steals the boot it requires Marking 7 Partition Active
to run Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times to start Win7 again, then installing EasyBCD (click Download - no Name or Email required) to add XP to a Dual Boot.

 

[kiram]

i know this page
BUT HERE NOT WRITTEN HOW INSTALL XP WITH USB
HERE IS WINDOWS CD ....

I WROTE THAT I DONT HAVE CD PLAYER.....


MAYBE MY TEXT WAS TOO LONG TO READ????
THANK U FOR ANSWERING ME

 

[gregrocker]

From the earlier days here when we were still discussing XP and the flash stick method I seem to recall being most used was Win2Flash.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srOoGhm-jcI

I just googled this and one of the first solutions which came up uses Win2Flash: How to Install Windows XP from USB Flash Drive

If that doesn't work now then there are other solutions in the search at install xp with flash stick - Google Search

 

[kiram]

thank u for answering

so u think :


1)i first put xp on usb with link from u .:


I just googled this and one of the first solutions which came up uses Win2Flash: How to Install Windows XP from USB Flash Drive





then instead use of boot cd xp i use this with 1) produced xp boot stick????? in ur dual boot installation method here?:


2) Dual Boot Installation with Windows 7 and XP.





that will work???

 

[gregrocker]

Try it to see. XP is very old so not so easy to install any more on modern hardware. You may need to add the SATA Drivers - Slipstream into Windows XP CD if it doesn't install. You may need to find another bootable installer method if Win2Flash doesn't any longer work after several attempts.

Let us know how it goes.

 

[kiram]

thank u for honest answering


is maybe better to install xp on usb drive ?
then i cant damage my windows 7 + linux dualboot i have now on

i couldn t find a clear easy recepit to install on usb xp and the drivers...


xp on usb installed runs much slower on usb then in normal way xp installed on hardrive ???

thank u very for helping me!

 

[Maltesespace]

Try it to see. XP is very old so not so easy to install any more on modern hardware. You may need to add the SATA Drivers - Slipstream into Windows XP CD if it doesn't install. You may need to find another bootable installer method if Win2Flash doesn't any longer work after several attempts.

Let us know how it goes.

Maybe he could use WinNTSetup. Download from this post on Eight Forums. You run it from within your current OS (Win7 in this case) and it will apply the install.wim to the partition he wants to use for XP. (Which has to be created beforehand obviously from within Disk Management in Windows 7)

That might be easier. No need to mess around with trying to boot XP from an USB stick etc. Just use the install.wim from the ISO to install with this tool.