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[Jamal H. Naji]

For quite some time, friends, colleagues, readers from different forums asking me to post a tutorial, a perfect one with “no errors”. It wasn’t an easy task; I went on many tools and tutorials everywhere on the net to see what is the perfect method or tool that can do this task but all went with no success, untill I fixed one existing tool, and here I can provide you with a perfect tutorial, you can grab it from here:
http://www.mediafire...80654b192e70f3f
If you succeed with it, then come back and post something I know you did it right. Thanks

My Other Topics & Tutorials HERE

[cdob]

Can you remove warez links?

[Wonko the Sane]

Can you remove warez links?

Naah, it's the new trend , and we are also kindly required not to post disturbing comments that may get in the way of the sharing of the "knowledge":
http://www.boot-land...?...11763&st=10

Obviously asking me NOT to comment with such a motivation equates to depriving me of my freedom of speech, and I cannot but retaliate by commenting even where I had no reason/will to.


Wonko

[weifa]

Can you remove warez links?

I didnt see warez in his tutorial

@jamal
For me as well Ilko's WinSetupFromUSB is the easiet way to do the job, but in your tutorial you are using his old (stable) version insteed of 1.0 beta6 . I've no idea why Ilko didn't release this beta as stable ... it has so many improvemnts(using a small iso, making windows "think" is booting from a CD .. etc) and its very stable at least fo me.
Also i didnt see any step in the tutorial of installing grub4dos as bootloader. So basically it wont work for peaple who just follow the pics.
In my point of view formatting the usb with ntfs is not a very good idea for many reasons. If the bios is not supporting usb 2.0 it wont make any difference of the speed. A better idea is to put PLoP Boot Manager as a choice in your menu.lst

[Wonko the Sane]

I didnt see warez in his tutorial

Sure , but do check tutorials #7 and #9


Wonko

[shiggidy_]

works smooth with no errors thanks jamal for the perfect tutorials you do.

[Jamal H. Naji]

thank you weifa, it works fine as is, nothing is missing in my tutorial, you can check for yourself.thanks.

[fxchby]

great tutorial the best.

[lawtill]

thats the only understandable tutorial i found on net about multiboot xp+7 from 1 usb..thanks jamal for sharing

[steve6375]

thats the only understandable tutorial i found on net about multiboot xp+7 from 1 usb..thanks jamal for sharing

Except yet again a totally misleading title - the thumb drive (aka UFD) does not boot to XP or Vista or Win7, it boots to WinPE and allows the user to install XP or Vista or Win7 - a very different thing

Multi-boot XP + Vista or 7 from 1 USB thumb drive
should be ...
Install XP + Vista or 7 from 1 USB thumb drive

[Gostep]

great tutorial jamal

[stefany]

great thank you jamal

[karamando]

If possible Windows XP Pro |+ XP Home and Windows 7 in 1 usb ???

[lawtill]

Thanks for da tutorial jamal

[Jamal H. Naji]

If possible Windows XP Pro |+ XP Home and Windows 7 in 1 usb ???

It is possible yes, if you follow this unique and amazing method originally created by steve6375 that you can find HERE, I haven't tried it yet, but when I have the time I will post a tutorial about it, and maybe include it in the 3rd edition of All in One Mission Impossible USBI intend to do.regards

[azhar.hasan9]

thnx

[steve6375]

New link is here