ESXi running from a flash drive

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• How do I boot ESXi from a Flash drive

  Hello, I have a LENOVO G570 and want to boot ESXi from a flash drive.

  Question-if I boot from a flash drive, ESXi install on my hard drive?  I don't want that it installed on my drive hard because I have Windows 7 installed on LENOVO G570.

  Without taking into account the fact that your hardware is not supported to run ESXi in native mode, you might be able to install ESXi on a USB key. However, the VMFS data store (where is stored the VM) must be on the hard drive (no USB device is taken in charge).

  If you want to try ESXi, you can be better egg to run as a virtual machine using VMware Workstation. That's how many of us do this to test and practice.

  André

• Satellite M30X-129: recovery CD can be run from an external drive?

  My wifi seems to have packed - recognizes nearby wireless networks but does not connect to them - so I will try to use the recovery disk product in the hope that it will bring back wifi.

  However, the DVD Multi drive does not work - light flashes to indicate some sort of activity, but no drive appears in my computer. I think that if I buy the external drive, I can run the product recovery disc for this.
  Is the drive Toshiba external DVD SuperMulti (PA3454U-1DV2) compatible with the Satellite M30X - 129 P - M 735? Product recovery can be run from an external drive (bootable?)?

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  According to this page of Toshiba, the drive is compatible with your device:
  e http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/options_and_accessories_search_by_model.jsp?servic = 1 = us & selSeries & selFamily = 2326 & SelCategorie = 2319 & family = 2326 & selP roduct = 98795

  The fact is that only the boot device options available: USB-drive floppy/disk HARD/ODD/LAN
  I know you can only boot from external CD/DVD drive if the device supports this option and the unit.
  In my opinion be100% sure you should ask ASP for advice.

  But know one other question: do you have you boot from the restore CD to recover the operating system?
  If you want to recover the operating system, you have to start on this CD and do not run it under Windows. Check it out

• How to: repair/reload XP from a Flash drive

  Original title: I have a HP Netbook who don't has no drive CD how can I fix/reload XP from a Flash drive

  I have a Compaq-mini-CQ100 NET accountant who doesn't have a CD player, OS is windows XP home, that the drive has bad sectors, which in fact no longer starts. I can't start in safe mode, I get the blue-screen-of-death with DLL missing. Currently I am running UBUNTU from a flash drive. How can I repair/reinstall XP via UBUNTU or a bootable flash drive. I think that it becomes common problems with tablet PC and Net-books

  Regards Mr C Gulliver

  I would not hold your breath waiting for the Member States to create a download of XP home whether or not you have a valid license.  In fact, I wouldn't count on them for anything whatsoever.

  If you do not have to any web site using a system that works, it's a problem.

  I don't know if a copy of an older version of XP in the flash player works or not - I just made flash bootable XP Recovery Console drives for questions like yours.

  You need to solve your problem of file missing the old fashioned way.

  When you start in Recovery Console XP from a flash drive, you should be able to simply replace your missing file because XP has copies of it on your system in other places.

  A copy of the file should be here:

  c:\Windows\System32\dllcache

  or depending on your installation, you can find it here:

  c:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386

  But it might be one of your unspecified qurantined application antivirus/antimalwre (actually deleted) file.  It of more unknown information, through MS Answers forum request no system information when a new question is asked (you need to do now).

  It is quite common for the XP Recovery Console or even installing XP does not recognize the SATA disks (at least when starting from CD).  There are dozens of different laptop models like yours then has no way for us to know that you have a SATA drive.

  I have SATA drives too and do not have this problem, but I think that my system is afraid of me.

  In order to get these SATA drives recognised (in general), you must enter the BIOS of your system and find the section where the interface for device is configured and temporarily SATA change to something the Recovery Console will recognize (since I don't see your BIOS, I can't tell you what it is), replace the missing file by copying , restart and change the BIOS to what it was before.

  Be sure to take note of all the BIOS settings that you change so you can change them at the time where you did or if your situation deteriorates.

  I also suggest that Hiren's Boot CD from time to time and they have download instructions and their stuff from a USB Pendrive to start here.  I've never seen Hiren require any setting BIOS on a SATA drive, but I don't have your system.

  If this does not work, you should visit the Support of Compaq forums where this subject is a frequent topic of discussion.  You're not the first person in the world to have need to start their a USB device Compaq mini to fix something.  This is the Windows XP Help forum - not the Compaq help forum.

  Good luck waiting on MS to help you!

• Install a program from a flash drive in Vista?

  How to install a program from a flash drive, downloaded from the old system of XP on Vista?

  If you literally just copied the program files, then paste it into the program on vista files and try to run it. It may not work because he might miss the registry keys, that he needs, but if she didn't absolutely need these keys to run, it will probably work very well.

• boot from the flash drive on a dimension 3000

  XPSP3, completely up to date, 3000 dell dimension

  I have booted from the flash drive once a long time ago and I have still now because my cd player is not good according to imgburn and dell did not buy, I looked. :)

  The only question about it in my search for this forum was 10 years ago, and the op had no satisfaction.

  I took action: drive startup laptop computer (dell), so that's good, will load files on the 3000 and then reach the point Windows starts up, and then I get a blue screen 07 b, any file in the list, just telling me to uninstall a driver or a controller, I have not installed one, :)

  any ideas?

  INSTALL full XP on USB flash as boot drive is not supported.

  Hirens is WINPE no full XP.  XP is not and is not supported as a boot USB and run all option.

  You need to do a real hard drive your boot drive.

• Envy 13 d001ne: cannot install Windows 10 from usb flash drive

  Summary of the problem:

  The laptop SSD has a GPT format. I am trying to insall a Windows 10 ISO I have on it from a flash drive. Formatting a usb startup as TPG manually or using Rufus drive will not make the unit visible non-traditional mode. Formatting the drive in the MBR on the other hand I cannot install on a GPT disk.

  I've tried everything. I disabled and enabled secure boot. I updated the BIOS to the latest revision F.35.

  What's wrong?

  The ISO had problems with it. I used another and then I could install Linux Mint and Windows without any problem.

  I solved my problem here.

• How to transfer pictures from a flash drive on mac i

  don't know how to transfer pictures from a flash drive on mac i.

  Plug a flash drive on your mac.  Flash drive icon should appear on your desktop.  There are adapters for sd camera cards.

  You may be prompted to add pictures to the photo app.

  If not or you do not want to add photos to the app, you can double-click the flash drive icon. You may need to explore the folder where are the pictures.  Drag and drop the photos where ever you like.

  R

• Can't boot from USB Flash Drive on Yoga 13

  I had a USB bootable with linux on it live and I tested it it works on another computer but I can't get my Yoga to boot from it. I wet to settings-> General-> advanced startup and then I clicked on the option USB but the computer is restarted, he said that there is no bootable USB devices. Someone able to boot from a flash drive?

  Hello and welcome,

  What linux distro do you use, and it is able to start on a UEFI system?

  I'm guessing here since I don't have a machine like yours, but I guess that BIOS refuses to see the USB if it doesn't have an appropriate structure of UEFI boot on it.

  You may be able to start the flash player by accessing the BIOS and setting the mode of inheritance.

  Z.

• I deleted a file from a flash drive.

  I deleted a file from a flash drive.  He won't go to the trash.  Is it possible to get it back?

  You can have little luck with this tool.

  Recuva
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

• How to boot from the flash drive which has xp to install an OS?

  Boot from the flash drive

  How to start from the flash drive which has xp to install an OS

  the system's model of netbook rlg

  Intel Valérie mgsone

  How to install Windows XP on a Netbook using a USB flash drive
  http://www.TechSpot.com/VB/topic160906.html

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Deleting files from the Flash drive

  I have a Sandisk Cruzer Edge 16 GB Flash Drive.  I use it with two computers, an iMac and a Macbook Air, both using OS X 10.8.2.  Recently, I loaded about 10 GB of files on it.  I have now deleted these files.  However, Finder always shows the Flash drive as carrying 10.8 GB of files and having only 5,2 GB of available.  When I try to record a 10 GB file on the Flash drive, I get a message saying that there is not enough available space.

  How can I delete uploaded files from the Flash drive so that I can reuse the whole 16 GB?

  I don't use a Mac, so I'm going off the coast of the memory of what I read here before, but I think you need to empty your trash, while the disc is still connected to your Mac.

• How to transfer pictures from the flash drive for PC

  Uploading images to a flash drive

  a friend gave us a flash player that has pictures on it. I plugged it in and it turns on but I get nothing on my screen says thast there download or anything like that. How can I get my photos once they are uploaded?

  They don't automatically upload. In some versions of Windows, when you insert any type of removable drive (flash disk, CD, DVD, etc.) you will get a dialog box asking what you want to do with the content. I find it quite annoying, but, in this case, it would be useful, because then you can choose from various options that may include any software you have to display the photos.
   
  As this did not happen, press the Windows key + E to open Windows Explorer, click Folders in the menu to display the folders pane, then click the icon that represents the flash player. You should see (depending on your display options), a list of the icons or thumbnails of the photos. Try a double-click on one to see if some kind of viewer opens (for example, if you have a recent version of the installed office and they are JPEG files, they will probably open in Microsoft Office Picture Manager). If this isn't the case, right click on one and choose open with. You can have a few viable options listed; If this is not the case, click on choose program... and select a probable from the list in the dialog box that opens.
   
  Note that this will only display the photos; they are still on the flash drive. To copy them to your hard drive, you will need to drag them from the flash drive into a folder on your hard drive.

• I accidentally deleted files from a flash drive without looking at what they were; is there a way to view a journal detailing which files have been deleted?

  I accidentally deleted files from a flash drive without looking at what they were; is there a way to view a history of the measures taken with regard to the changes to the file?  Already I have saved new files on my flash drive so I do not expect to recover the lost files, I just want to know which have been deleted.

  Hello

  You can use File Undelete tools to see which files are recoverable without actually restoring courses.

  Recuva - free
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  Recuva Forums - excellent help here
  http://Forum.Piriform.com/

  Check the trash.

  I hope this helps. Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Booting from a flash drive fails with a message: operating system not found

  I tried to boot from a flash drive, but it says operating system not found. Is there something wrong, that I did? I used a program called ISO on USB and he managed to copy the installer of Ubuntu on my flash drive.

  As you try to install a Linux operating system, I recommend you this announcement in a Linux forum. Not many people on these forums will be familiar with the installation of LInux.