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Hi All, I was really desperate to get my hands on Win7 so got an ISO burned it on my DVD-RW. From boot menu selected the DVD to boot from it started installing a fresh copy by formatting the existing Win XP (can’t upgrade from XP to Win7 so took a risk), but failed at 95% when it was expanding files. Rather rushing to purchase a new DVD I started to search for making my 8GB USB drive bootable in some way and succeeded doing so after some experiments. Definitely the motherboard must support booting from USB; most of the older ones don’t support it.

Just some tips

• Obviously, your computer’s BIOS must allow booting from a USB device. Most recently manufactured computers allow this functionality.
• You’ll also need a bootable floppy disk or CD. For example, you can use a Windows 98 CD or a Dell Resource CD.
• You will also need a utility with the ability to create a master boot record, create and set active partitions, and format and transfer boot files. The DOS fdisk and format utilities that are present on the Windows 98 CD will handle this perfectly.
• A USB drive that is capable of being made bootable. There are a few that have strange partition structures that do not allow for making bootable partitions. Contact the manufacturer if you’re not sure your USB drive is bootable.

Trick

Actually it was too simple in the end. I just downloaded a nice utility named Win2Flash which made things easy. This utility has a simple interface and you don’t need to install it first. Run the Win2Flash.exe accept the User Agreement; keep on doing next without reading to much J unless u reach this screen.

For a try I loaded the ISO with Nero& image drive and gave Windows files path the drive letter for the second parameter obviously the USB drive path, after that the utility will format the USB so don’t forget to backup the important data. Another EULA sort of thing will appear that you must accept and the USB will be ready to perform the magic.

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