• The first ISO is just your Windows XP Install ISO - i.e. The OS that you want to install (this does NOT need to be contiguous) • The second ISO needs to be a WinPE v2/3/4 ISO - this can be a whole Vista/Win7/Win8 Install ISO OR just a Vista/7/8 WinPE ISO (Win8 PE recommended) If you are booting Easy2Boot from a USB Hard disk, you will also need a USB flash drive containing these 3 files - • AutoUnattend.xml (overwritten - required for Win Vista and later OS Install ISOs), • Unattend.xml (overwritten - required for WinPE ISOs) • WINHELPER.USB (marker file to find correct USB drive) These 3 files must be on the root of your USB 'Helper' Flash drive.

Yes you can install windows xp in a bootable. Unattended Windows Introduction www.komku.org/2008/11/install-windows-xp-using-usb. Installing Windows XP on a USB. A cappella Feb 2, 2013, 9:39 PM. I need to boot and run XP and a software application from the USB drive (USB 3). My system is Win7 64-bit and I need to run a 32-bit system to load and run Siemens PLC (programmable logic controller) software. I have a legal copy of XP Pro 32-bit installed in a VMWare virtual. Install Windows from USB - MSFN. Description: Features: - Install Windows 2k/XP/2003/2008/2012/Vista/7/8.x x86/x64 - Practically. Installing Windows XP on a USB. Download WinSetupFromUSB with GUI http://www. New Leader 3020 G4 Manual here. msfn.org/board/topic/120444-how-to-install-windows-from-usb-winsetupfromusb-with.

Note: E2B can install any number of Windows ISOs because it uses a special feature of Vista+ OS's which looks for a removable media drive such as a USB Flash drive or DVD. If you only want to install ONE Windows Vista/7/8 ISO using E2B from a USB Hard disk then you can accomplish this without the need for a 'Helper' Flash drive by simply extracting the whole sources folder from the Windows Install ISO using 7Zip and copying the sources folder to the root of your E2B Hard drive. If you delete the sources ei.cfg file then all available versions (e.g. Basic, Professional, Ultimate) will be offered. Of course, if you do this, you can then only install the version of Windows that is in the sources folder on your hard disk.

See for details on installing Win7 in this way. • The system will then boot to WinPE from the Vista/7/8 WinPE ISO and should automatically open a blue console window (the auxiliary USB Flash drive must also be connected if using a USB E2B Hard Disk) • WinPE will detect the xml files, run the section of code inside it and then mount the XP ISO file as a virtual drive. • You will be asked if you want to wipe the internal hard disk and re-partition it. Check the drive list carefully to make sure the correct drive has been selected! You may need to maximise the blue console window.