Friday, 28 June 2013

Windows Xp Installation from Pen Drive

Dear Friend's.............

For Prepare Windows XP bootable pen drive download Komku-SP-usb.exe utility. double click on this exe file. now Komku folder is create in drive c:.

goto c drive and click on komku folder. for format flash drive  click on PeToUsb folder now click on PeToUSB.exe file. insert flash drive in usb port and select these option which is show on image file.
after select these option click on start button. click on yes button.
for format the flash drive click on yes button.
flash drive format successfully message appear on screen.

now go to command prompt. 
to transfer bootcode on flash drive. type these command which show on image file.
Now insert Windows XP cd in cd-rom drive and prepare flash drive for windows xp setup.
press any key to continue

select xp setup source path ......
enter choice 1 and select the cd - rom drive. in this article drive d: is our cd-rom drive.
now create temporary drive. please select the option 2 if you are not choose this option it will create drive t: default temporary drive.
select usb drive letter. enter option 3. enter the usb drive letter. in this article drive e: is our flash drive.
to create temporary drive xp image please select option 4
temporary drive created and formatted. After formating the temporary drive , xp setup file copy in temporary drive.

press any key to continue........
now copy xp setup file from temporary drive to flash drive..........

now click on yes button for complete the xp setup files.
for unmount the virtual drive click on yes button ......
press any key to continue... Enjoy XP Bootable pendrive created.........

now go to bios setup program and select first boot device --- flash drive .
select option first ... now installation process begin.....

after restart the computer please select option 2 for gui mode installation process.........

I hope this article is useful for you..... Enjoy......


Sunday, 23 June 2013

Windows XP Installation After Windows 7 -- Part-2


Some Useful Command

ASSIGNING THE BOOT ORDER FOR THE NEXT REBOOT
bcdedit   /bootsequence  {ntldr}

CHANGING THE DEFAULT OS

While this used to be a simple procedure in XP, It still can be relatively easy, if you are comfortable with command line interfaces. First , we need to identify the GUID of the operating system that we want to configure as default as the command prompt type……………
bcdedit   /enum

now we will get an output similar to this. This tells us that our windows xp installation has a GUID {ntldr}. To set this as the default choice in our boot manager, type…..
bcdedit   /default   {ntldr}

CHANGING THE TIME OUT VALUE

To speed up your boot up time , you can lower the timeout period specified for the default operating system to startup. To do this, type …………
bcdedit   /timeout   Timeout Value

CHANGING THE OPERATING SYSTEM DISPLAY ORDER
To change the order in which your operating systems are listed , type
Bcdedit   /displayorder

If you have a lot of operating system entries, you can add flags like ‘addfirst’ or ‘addlast’  to push the entry to the top or the bottom of the list. For Example ::::::::
Bcdedit   /displayorder   {current}   -addfirst

Will move windows vista / Windows 7 to the top of the list.

DELETING OPERATING SYSTEM ENTRIES
To remove an operating system, discard its entry from the boot configuration list by using
Bcdedit   /delete  {ntldr}  /f

However, for more critical entries, such as  {default} you might have to use the command with a  ‘ /f ‘ to forcefully delete the  entry.

UPDATING THE BCD DATABASE

If you attempt to retrieve using ‘system start repair ‘ is unsuccessful , start the repair console and enter the following commands….

c:
cd  boot
attrib  bcd  -s  -h  -r
ren  c:\boot\bcd   bcd.old
bootrec   /rebuildbcd


Rewriting MBR

Insert the Win Vista / Win 7 Setup DVD and select ‘ System Start Repair ‘  . if the does not work , boot the repair console in xp and enter the command..
bootrec   /fixmbr
  

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