#FREE ISO MOUNT WINDOWS 7 RESTRICTIONS INSTALL#
#FREE ISO MOUNT WINDOWS 7 RESTRICTIONS PRO#

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#FREE ISO MOUNT WINDOWS 7 RESTRICTIONS PRO#

Just copy the contents of your Windows 7 CD to your USB then add this to menu.Windows RT Windows 8 Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Pro Windows 7 Enterprise Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Ultimate Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 Home Basic Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Windows 7 Enterprise Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Ultimate Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 Home Basic Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Enterprise Windows Vista Home Basic Windows Vista Home Premium Windows Vista Starter Windows Vista Ultimate Windows Vista Enterprise 64-bit Edition Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit Edition Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit Edition Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit Edition Windows Vista Business 64-bit Edition More. If you are having problem on changing boot order in bios, please refer Change the Boot Order in BIOS document. You have to Set you BIOS to boot from USB Flash Drive. Now you have a multiboot USB flash drive with Windows XP setup and Hiren's BootCD. Right Click on your Hiren's Drive and click Explore to view the contentsД¬opy HBCD and autorun.inf to your USB flash DriveД¬opy 'gldr' and 'Menu.lst' to your USB Flash Drive.

Insert Hiren's BootCD to your CD Drive or Mount using PowerISO/Daemon

#FREE ISO MOUNT WINDOWS 7 RESTRICTIONS INSTALL#

If you'd just rather fill in the information during the actual install of WinXP on your PC it's the same exact thing as choosing Unattended Install, Unattended Install just allows you to fill in the information now instead of later.ДЇinish for Creating Bootable USB Windows XP Setup

Cancel - In all cases Selecting Cancel keeps given Settings for winnt.sif file and $OEM$ folder Unchanged Useraccounts.cmd is Renamed to Inactive txt file in $OEM$ Folder copied to USB-drive In winnt.sif file - unattendswitch='No' - UserNames are given Manually at Windows Welcome Screens Semi-Unattended Install - UserName = None

(Selecting Unattended Install in the Editor instead of Cancel will enable you to skip the Welcome Screens by filling in the information right now.) Useraccounts.cmd with UserName is created in $OEM$ Folder copied to USB-drive In winnt.sif file - unattendswitch='Yes' - UserName is used Automatically While the files are being written to the usb drive eventually one screen will pop up asking you to choose: Type in '3' and press 'enter' and the XP files will be copied to the usb drive. Type in '2' then press 'enter' and choose the place where your flash drive is located. Type in '1' then press 'enter' and choose the place where WinXP is (probably your CD drive) When it finishes click the 'Close' button and you will be taken to this window: If you follow the settings that I have above in the picture you should be good to go. You must also name the usb drive label (it will probably already be named, that is fine). Make sure that your USB drive is in the 'Destination Drive'at the top. Im using 4 gb Flash Drive so i wil format it using HP USB Disk Format Tool When ready type in 'H' and press 'ENTER' (note: all files will be lost on flash drive!) Since we are using a 4g Flash drive it will need to be formatted so the XP files can be copied to it. Go into the folder that you just unpacked the program to and click the file: USB_MultiBoot_10.cmd: After that put your XP disc into your CD drive or mount using powerISO or daemon

Free iso mount windows 7 restrictions