installed windows xp with a usb flash drive and it says plugin.ocx is missing

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  I'm curious none knows how can I install Windows XP in a USB Flash drive?

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  original title: help!

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  Rufus - credit: Pete bastard/Akeo

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  Hello

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  Kind regards.

• How can I install Windows XP with my USB?

  I tried to install winxp with my USB. I used to copy the contents of the cd to my USB software wintoflash. then I tried to install the operating system. It has worked well. It shows the instructions as "1 text mode setup 2nd gui mode setup + 1 start windows" it's education that I got. and installed the operating system. According to the guidelines I tried and installed the operating system, after I've changed the first boot device as my local disk and I got the error msg "error loading operating system". then I changed the boot sequence to my USB stick, by doin so my laptop works very well. but without the USB, it says error. I can't find where I have error. (my laptop starts only with the USB key)

  original title: installation of Windows XP with a USB key.

  Hi Arjun Mcs,

  ·         What happens when you change back to normal boot sequence?

  ·         Are you able to see the files in the USB key?

  Answer with the information required to help more.

• In Windows XP Home edition USB Flash drive

  In order to manage the partitions on a hard disk in Windows XP Home edition, I use disk management, which allows me to set sizes of partition and DISKPART, which allows me to CLEAN the MBR or the whole disc. No idea why I need both.

  However, when I insert a USB flash drive, partitioning options are not available everywhere, either by right-clicking on it in disk management, or by typing SELECT DISK n in DISKPART, which tells me that the drive number is invalid. A number of the disk that I copied from disk management.

  How can I configure WXP as I want to repartition my USB?

  Hello

  We cannot create a partition on a USB flash drive in Windows.

  See the following articles for more information about disk management and Diskpart.

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  Disk management
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/snap_disk_admin.mspx?mfr=true

  Disk management
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457110.aspx

  DiskPart
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  A Description of the Diskpart command-line utility
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  1. How can I maintain redundancy for my USB failure? Can I have two drives connected and automatically backup flash / mirror the first hard drive to the second?

  This is not possible (I never tried myself) If you use an external flash drive, but let's say that you have any material to the specific provider giving this feature as

  DELL IDSDM http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/poweredge-idsdm-whitepaper-en.pdf

  or another supplier giving a similar feature, then it is quite possible to mirror. Otherwise, the best option is take config. backup using KB, I mentioned in the first answer.

• Can I install Windows 7 on an external hard drive and then put it back in the computer as a hard drive internal?

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