Installing Windows XP from a USB Drive Using WinSetupFromUSB

In this article, we will explore the process of installing Windows XP using a USB drive with the help of WinSetupFromUSB, a program that allows us to create a multiboot USB disk for various operating systems and utilities.

WinSetupFromUSB is designed specifically with Windows setup in mind but has been extended to cover other sources as well. The program can prepare Windows XP setup files to be installed onto a USB disk, making it possible to install the operating system from the drive.

To begin, we need to download the ISO file of Windows XP (圆4 SP2) and mount it using UltraISO. Once mounted, we can insert the USB drive SiliconPower 8GB into our computer and format the partition in FAT32. It is essential to format the partition in FAT32 as BIOS does not recognize NTFS.

Next, we open the BIOS settings and select UEFI: UFD 2.0 Silicon-Power8G, Partition 1 as our boot device. We then wait until the end of the process and remove the USB drive before selecting our CD-diskdrive as the resource.

After that, we need to download the ISO file from a reliable source, as some files may not work properly. Once downloaded, we can insert the USB drive into our computer and mount the ISO using UltraISO.

To install Windows XP from the USB drive, we need to follow these steps:

1. Boot from the USB drive by selecting UEFI: UFD 2.0 Silicon-Power8G, Partition 1 in the BIOS settings.

2. Open the BIOS settings and select our CD-diskdrive as the resource.

3. Format the partition in FAT32 using UltraISO.

4. Insert the USB drive into our computer and mount the ISO file.

5. Select the Windows XP setup files from the USB drive and start the installation process.

By following these steps, we can successfully install Windows XP from a USB drive using WinSetupFromUSB. This article has provided a comprehensive guide on how to achieve this task, including the necessary software and hardware requirements.

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