Installation of win xp from USB on NB100

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• Re: Unable to install Win XP from USB for Toshiba NB250

  Hello

  I would like to install windows XP by USB, but when I finshed install system files and restart the machine to start windows to resume the installation, this message appears:

  http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/7272/sam0955.jpg

  What is the solution?

  Hello

  It seems that the flash USB key has been configured incorrectly.
  Did you create the key using the Recovery Media Creator Toshiba USB flash?
  Have you received a notification that Toshiba Recovery Media Creator has created the stick flash to recover successfully?

• Satellite A100 - how to install Win XP from USB

  Hello my a100 dvd burner not working only not for this that I can not install xp.
  is it possible to set up windows from a USB key.

  Please give me a guideline

  Hello

  I posted before how do.

  To make a bootable usb flash drive, you must have a minimum of 2 GB flash drive and download a software like Novicorp WinToFlash. Install this software and make it easily.
  That's all. But do not forget to select, Usb boot in the BIOS Boot priority.

• Win 7: can I start Win 7 from USB after having upgraded to Win 8?

  Hello

  I am currently facing up my Win 7 OS using a USB hard drive.

  Say if I upgrade Win 7 to win 8 to my main OS C drive, can I have a dual operating system by choosing to start sometimes since my last Win 7 on the USB drive?

  Thank you

  Low

  Unfortunately, no, you can do that. Windows 7 must be installed on a device of storage attached internally.

  You could do a dual boot:

  http://techingiteasy.WordPress.com/2012/03/05/How-to-dual-boot-Windows-Vista7-and-Windows-8/

• I replace 3 GB memory of 8 GB and do a 'custom' installation of Win 7 from 32 bit to 64 bit. Should I install the memory before installing Win 7 or after?

  I currently have VISTA 32 - bit OS (SP 2) on a gateway FX - 541S; Intel Core 2 Quad processor Q6600 (2.40 GHz, 1066 Hz FSB, 8 MB cache); 3072 MB 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM and a 700 w power supply.  I have Office 2007, which is probably the 32-bit, so it seems I have to upgrade to Office 2010.

  Better do you after installing. Once installation is complete, then turn off and put in new RAM. Check the properties of the computer to see if the 8 GB is used (chances are that Windows 7 hardware reserves some of the memory). And you don't have to upgrade to 64 - bit for the Office, 32-bit applications are compatible with 64-bit Windows in most cases. Only difference is that 64-bit applications have been designed for 64-bit Windows, so performance will be better (you may not notice it however).

• Portege R500: XP Installation with CD/DVD external USB - SOLUTION drive

  Hi all!

  I just wanted to take five minutes to inform you that installing XP on a Portégé R500 with external USB CD/DVD drive is possible, even if you have already deleted Vista and with a CD bootable XP Win in hand.

  First go into your BIOS and check / set first boot device is CD/DVD player

  Start your installation of win XP from the CD without the F6 thing and let go his way

  After some time, the installation stops and says "cannot find the file xxxx" and you are invited to tell where is this file

  "" Just replace the drive letter "C:" which is given by default with the letter of your CD/DVD drive (and leave the rest as it is) and the installation will continue until the next "cannot find...". "and you need to again replace the drive letter, etc...

  After a complete installation 'automatic assisted manual', you are welcome in Win XP!

  The next question is "where can I find my CD/DVD drive letter?" and the answer is "it's the next letter after your last HARD drive letter" (I consider you have only your Portege with nothing else plugged that your CD/DVD) so more often it will be 'E' C: being the first partition of your HARD disc : is the hidden / recovery partition that winning creates.

  But don't worry, if you type try to the wrong letter, that you will have as much as you want until you find the good and the following "cannot find...". "it will remain the same.

  I hope that this information will help some of you who want a fresh installation of win XP from a newly formatted HARD disk.

  With sincere friendships.

  Mage.

  What a great information!
  Thanks a lot for posting this.

  I think it might be useful to others here.

  Good bye

• NB100 - How can I reinstall OS from USB flash drive

  My laptop TOSHIBA NB 100 has no CD-DVD player.
  Operating system is Windows XP Home SP2.

  Operating system won't start.

  Laptop start not at all so I can't run any kind of test when I turn it on.

  The thank you screen come on it says launch safe mode, the networking of safe mode, safe mode comand prompt or start windows normally. But no matter who I chose, that it does not start it only goes to Windows and looks like its starts but then shows the blue Windows screen & stays there.

  So I want to reload Windows from my USB flash drive.
  The BIOS boot sequence is the USB HDD - FDD - FD - CD memory.

  What are the steps for loading Windows USB flash drive?

  If that does not work then I want to connect another laptop with Windows CD in the CD - DVD drive laptop.
  Will this work? The laptop will use the Windows CD in the drive of the laptop to load the operating system?
  How to make this connection?

  Hello

  You usually have an external USB CD/DVD drive to boot from the Windows XP disc or the Toshiba recovery disc.

  But there is a method that allows you to install Win XP using the 2 GB USB key.
  This is possible because the NB100 BIOS supports booting from USB key.

  Pease check this Web page:

  + Installation of Windows XP using a USB Flash Drive.
  http://www.pctipsbox.com/Installing-Windows-XP-using-a-USB-flash-drive/

  Hope it could be useful.

• NB100 - Recovery vs iso from usb DVD

  Hello!

  I bought Toshiba NB100 with pre-installed XP Home Edition and now I want to reinstall it using Toshiba Recovery DVD I got with the netbook.
  The problem is that I have no DVD player in this laptop and I don't want to buy a scanner of the Clerkship - here's what I did to start an iso image of this dvd from USB:

  1. first of all, I did an iso image of the recovery DVD Toshiba using UltraISO app (and called it TOSHIBA.iso) - I checked the image in one of the virtual machines: all went well so I think the image is ok
  2. I used GRUB4DOS app to make my folder of grldr bootable, copied to usb stick to the root of my USB catalogue, created from images of boot/path/and copied it my TOSHIBA.iso image and created the menu.lst looking like this:

  TOSHIBA recovery DVD title
  find--set-root /boot/images/TOSHIBA.iso
  map - mem /boot/images/TOSHIBA.iso (hd32)
  map - hook
  chainloader (hd32)
  rootnoverify (hd32)

  The menu.lst file has been placed in the catalogue of the root of the USB.

  3 then I rebooted netbook, changing the order of startup in the BIOS and GRUB was loaded with option of TOSHIBA Recovery DVD - but when I chose him, after the ISO is loaded into memory, I get GRUB error 19 with the message "can not mount selected partition".

  I would be very grateful if you could tell me what I'm doing wrong.
  Kind regards
  Artur

  Hey Artur thank you very much
  It's a very useful experience and I hope that other NB100 owners will be happy to read your thread.
  Thanks again and I hope you say with us and help other NB100 owners with advice and tips.

  BTW:
  You can now install from USB recovery image?
  Do you use the compatibility mode or it works with AHCI mode also?

• Flex 2 15 is no boot from usb stick w Win 7 image

  I recently bought a Flex 2 15 and want to install Win 7. I created a bootable Windows 7 USB drive with the Microsoft tool and it works very well. The problem is, no matter what I change in the Bios or Boot manager, the laptop does not boot from usb. All I get is the instalation of Win 8.1 normal.

  Anyone have any idea where the problem would be? Much appreciated!

  Problem found. Supposed to UEFI to legacy

• Re: Satellite NB10T-A-101 - cannot boot from USB key

  Hello

  I bought a new Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 and want to improve performance by changing the HDD with a SSD and install windows Pro 8.1.

  However, I am unable to boot from USB, it always mention:
  + Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key. +

  I already disabled secure, used 5 + usb startup different sticks (work fine on other laptops).

  Can you please tell me what the approach is to change the HARD drive and then boot from a USB bootable (UEFI).

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Laptop Satellite NB10T-A-101 was equipped with an Intel CPU 2810 n which is part of the new Intel Bay Trail-M platform.

  This new technology Intel Bay Trail allows installation of UEFI capable systems:
  Win 8 or 8.1 Win

  Just a few questions:
  Have you already changed the HARD drive to SSD drive?
  If so, the new SSD is recognized in the BIOS?
  Have you tried to boot from the USB flash memory stick 8.1 Win until you changed your SSD drive?

• Removed from USB drivers - no keyboard/mouse connecting feature

  Specifications of the computer:

  HP Pavilion P6 - 2327c

  8.1 Windows 64-bit

  8 GB (4 x 2) of RAM 1600 Mhz

  5550-A8-AMD Quad-cores to 3.2 Ghz, 3.7 Ghz Turbo

  Western Digital Blue 1 TB at 7200 RPM

  AMD Radeon HD 7750 1GB GDDR5

  Stock HP 300w

  -------------------------

  After trying to uninstall atalyst control C CAMD Center, I realized that I deleted my USB drivers during uninstall. What happened is that I did an uninstall Express instead of a custom uninstall. I had only to uninstall my driver display and CCC. Apparently, in this uninstall, there was an option to uninstall the so-called AMD USB filter drivers.  So, I have a computer that starts perfectly in Windows, but can not connect.

  Note: The keyboard and mouse work during the Advanced Startup Menu Windows 8.1.

  With this limited functionality, I tried the following:

  1. plug the mouse & keyboard in different USB 2.0 Ports & USB 3.0 Ports, but everything remained the same.

  2. I tried two different system restores. We've been when I uninstalled AMD Catalyst Control Center, and the second was on July 9, 2014. Two restorations failed due to the inability to access a Windows file.

  3. I tried to boot mode safe mode w / networking, but, oddly enough, nothing happened.

  My last option is to reset my PC to factory settings - which means that I will lose 600GB of data - or attempt a repair of the BONE. However, I have HP recovery discs. I bought last fall, and they come in 4 disks. But, the recovery discs aren't for Windows 8 8.1.

  My question is, is there a way to repair Windows (NOT RECOVERY, BUT REPAIR) with recovery disks despite them being for Windows 8 and 8.1 not, or I have to buy a disc of Microsoft? And if so, repair Windows will reinstall basic USB drivers for the connection?

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Hi mclightning88,

  Have you tried updating your Win 8.1 install in the Advanced Start Menu?

  Here the instructions on performing this task.

  If it works, you're in business. You lose third part of desktop applications and need to reinstall, but will retain the personal data.

  If you recover you can also create a custom refresh image of your PC after getting it setup the way you want. When updating from your PC in the future, simply reinstall the office applications installed after the creation of the image.

  You can also create a system image on an external drive whenever you like go in Control Panel - history file. Check the lower left corner of the history file for "System Image backup" dialog box.  Then, you create a Microsoft Recovery drive. The instructions are here. You can restore an image of the Win 8.1 system with the recovery disk.

  There are also a lot of good third-party imaging solutions that are available.

  Unfortunately you are unable to repair your installation of Win 8.1 with Win 8 HP recovery disks. If you use this method, you will lose everything. You must rebuild your Win 8 back to 8.1 Win install.

  As a last resort before a factory HP restore, you should consider this option to retrieve data.

  Jaco

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• [Inspiron SE 7720] UEFI boot from USB does not work

  Hello

  I just bought a Dell Inspiron 17R 7720 special edition. It came with a Windows preinstalled 8 (up to 64 bits and mandatory boot UEFI). I want to use Linux (specifically, Archlinux) for the work and Windows for games, so double boot is necessary.

  I'm almost finished installing Linux except for the boot loader: I need to start Linux from UEFI and has failed to do so far. Here's what I did after I got the PC:

  • Secure Boot disabled;
  • updated the BIOS to the version A12 (maybe I shouldn't...);
  • resized the main Windows partition and created a few partitions for Linux;
  • legacy startup mode and managed to start an installation of Archlinux MBR bootable USB drive.
  • most of the system installed
  • switched back to UEFI boot mode, Secure Boot off.

  At the moment, I needed the UEFI kernel startup Setup Bootstrapper to have access to the EFI environment variables. So I created an installation of Archlinux UEFI-bootable USB drive (with a FAT partition) but so far I could not able to boot successfully to this car of UEFI instead of Windows 8.

  I think I tried every single combination, such as:

  • different USB ports;
  • different startup entries created with F2 installation boot, with different parameters.
  • different commands for start-up entries;
  • has hit my startup entries directly in the F12 boot menu.

  Anything in the startmode of the system always the Windows partition UEFI.

  Also, I couldn't find any relevant documentation manual or software on the A12 BIOS on the Dell site, I missed something?

  The solution that the user described in this thread for UEFI boot on a DVD has not worked for me with a USB key.

  If anyone had the same problem or has a solution or even information about it? UEFI is really starting to give me headaches on this machine!

  Thank you for reading.

  Try to go into the Advanced Boot Options.   Hold down the SHIFT key while as a RESTART to win 8.  This will get you to a page that will have an option called "Other devices" (from memory).    Choose that and you will have all features of the device as USB. First of all give it a try and I'm sure there is an easier way to start Linus directly more later.

• Instalation of Win 7 by USB - Windows error 0xc000000d was able to start

  I am running a fresh install of Win 7 in. of USB and when the boot from USB, I get this error:

  Windows could not start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To solve the problem:

  1. Insert your Windows installation disc and restart your computer.
  2. choose your language settings, and then click "next".
  3. click on "Repair your computer."

  If you do not have the disk, contact your system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance.

  File: \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD

  Status: 0xc000000d

  Info: an error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data.

  This is a new laptop with Win 10 preinstalled. The BIOS is the UEFI mode.

  I need Win 7 because some software that I use for my work has not been tested with Win 10.

  A system UEFI-based systems, you must disable the Secure Boot UEFI in order to use Windows 7.

  To learn more:

  How Downgrade Windows preinstalled 10 for Windows 7/8.1

  In addition, you can dual boot instead:

  How to: Dual Boot Windows 7 or Windows 8 with Windows installed 10 first

• Boot from USB

  Hello.

  I have a Pavilion p6720f desktop computer.  I want to boot from USB.  I just updated the BIOS that had supposedly fixed issues with the USB to boot. But there is no option in the cmos configuration in the for USB BOOT sequence.  The options are HD, CD, DISK, and NETWORK.  Any suggestions?

  OK PROBLEM SOLVED

  Plug the USB pen into a USB port of your PC (even the work of the port on the front)

  Reset

  Press < ESC > during startup to win the "Boot Menu" (or F12 etc. According to your PC)

  The USB pen is now listed (SanDisk in my case)

  Select it

  Press enter

  Linux starts fine

  Tell your wife or girlfriend, that she is no longer dumped

  Enjoy!

• Question about the installation of Win XP on Satellite Pro P200

  Hello

  I have a lot of problems with Vista. First it took me a week to install my printer WiFi. (sollution: install local lpt1 as the printer, change port properties en gives a location network (computer/printername).)
  Last problem: vista give no right to copy my USB hd protable with xp files.

  Finally, I lost all hope and want to go back to xp.

  Is there anyone with experience in the installation of win xp on this laptop. And is it possible to tell me the steps that you have been taken to do so.
  Are there concerns as none have some drivers, things that do not work or problems with sata hd.

  Thank you

  Luke

  Hello

  It's a difficult topic-> XP on Vista machines.

  First: Yes, you can install XP on it because all the important factors are available (VGA, SATA, wireless, XP BIOS, BLUETOOTH) and that should be enough.

  Because your computer has a BIOS for Vista (I guess there a) Please install the BIOS XP first and then start the installation of XP. In the case that your HARD drive is not recognized then you need to install the SATA driver during the installation of windows XP. The procedure is described in the statement of the Satellite L40-> XP installation, so if you want to install and problems SATA (HDD, not during the XP installation), you must check the installation instructions for Windows XP for a SATELLITE L40!

  If you have additional questions, I recommend allows you to place your question here before doing something that may stop your nerves later. :)

  Welcome them