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so this guide is to allow you to install windows 7 of a usb stick? if so thats very good, smaller and faster than a dvd.
USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create
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New #101
Hello Chrysalis,
Yes, it allows you to be able to install Windows 7 on your computer from a faster USB stick instead of a slower DVD. :)
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New #102
New Win7 Flash Drive Builder
After struggling with making bootable Win7 flash drives, I though you all might be interested in an app I was beta testing a couple of weeks back, and greatly simplifies the steps of building a bootable Win7 USB flash drive. They just released the final version...freeware! It also supports building from Windows XP.
BootSage Flash Builder
Enjoy
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New #103
hey man very nice and easy tweakins you got there but one question im going to use UltraISO method and can i still put some other files through my USB even if theres a Windows7.iso in there as bootle W7 installer?
my USB is 16GB around 4GB total of my Windows 7 ISO although there's still too much free space left overs you know
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New #104
Hello Coco,
Yes, you will still be able to save more files as normal on the USB afterwards. :)
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New #107
hello brink i have some question if you dont mind..can i use both Windows 7 and XP boot in my Flash Disk? i was thinking to do this ,
1. i have existing Windows 7 in my flash drive im going to move and create a new folder for Windows 7 as temporary to avoid conflict from new boot
2.im going to create a new boot of XP to my flash drive
so if im gonna use my Windows 7 boot i just gonna create new folder for XP and i'll bring Windows 7 at the first place like before, will this possible work? actually i can try it but i dont wanna get messed up if this method was wrong cause creating a bootable of Windows 7 (5 GB) to my flash drive will takes around 5-6 hours..
(sorry for my bad english)
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oh yes we can't write cause it says everything inside the flash disk will be deleted, i created a backup files to the desktop i'll soon paste it back tp flash drive after the writing and let see if this works..Last edited by coco7; 22 Feb 2010 at 16:41.
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New #108
Hello Coco,
Sorry, but you can't have a dual installation USB flash drive like that as far as I am aware of. If you want a XP one, it will need to be on a separate USB flash drive, or format that one and create one for XP only on it.
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New #109
Still can't do it...
Hi there,
I'm still having issues on creating a bootable usb.
I'm trying to install a Business version (Student version downloaded from MS Academic Alliance), I get throught the cleaning just fine, but when I try to copy the files from a mounted ISO image to the USB i keep getting an error saying "Invalid MS-DOS function" and the copy fails.
I have also tried to burn the image and install it from a disk, but the installer doesn't recognize my DVD drive, no matter how it's setup (IDE/AHCI).
So please I ask for help.
Thanks
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