Creating a Bootable Windows XP and Windows 7 or Vista in 1 USB

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Creating a Bootable Windows XP and Windows 7 or Vista in 1 USB

Today I decided to make a tutorial on how to Create a bootable Windowx XP and Windows 7 on USB Flash Drive/Pen Drive because too many of people on the web requested it. There are alot of brand new laptop that don't have DVD-ROM and only support USB Port for slim and portability purposes so this one is one of the best tool we should has on our pocket when we have something to ReFormat or ReProgram.



Tutorial Guide

 1- We are going to make a USB with Windows XP + Windows 7.

2- You need a Windows based PC to work with this tutorial, and you need to work with elevated privileges “Run as administrator” whenever needed if you are working from a Windows Vista or 7 environment.

3- You need a minimum 4 GB USB 2.0 or 8 GB USB flash drive(depende sa size of both OS gagamitin)

4- You need to download the following files from (HERE) tapos EXTRACT nyo onto your desktop: - WinSetupFromUSB-Modified (11.3 MB) - bootfiles ( 658 bytes )

5- Open folder (WinSetupFromUSB-Modified) and right click on WinSetupFromUSB_0-2-3.exe and
choose to “Run as administrator” you would see the following , Press OK:
   
 6- Make sure you follow what you see in below before pressing on “RMPrep USB” button:  
 7- RMPREPUSB v.2.0.811 tool will pop up, so make sure everything is like what you see below before you press the “Prepare Drive” button.
 
8- Press “OK “on the next screen.
   
 9- Press “OK” on the next screen also:Note: (Sometimes the image Below will not appear just skip to the next step)
 
   
 10- Exit the PREPUSB tool:
   
 11- Now Insert the Windows XP CD into the drive bay and follow what you see below, my drive is H, yours maybe different:
 
 
 
   
 12- Now we will insert the Windows 7 installation DVD into the drive bay and follow below:
 

 13- Now OPEN folder (bootfiles) that you extracted from the RAR file you downloaded early in step 4 above, and copy all its contents to the USB thumb drive and replace all existing files there:
 
 
 14- Now you've DONE ...the USB drive is ready to be tested,boot from a USB device.
 

 “Win Setup from USB” tool, that worked perfectly nice, with no errors of any kind, and we are going to use it in this tutorial" PS: If you want to input Windows Vista instead of Windows 7 on USB you should use Vista installation media from step 12 onwards , and you should know that with this method you can’t input all 3 Windows (XP/ Vista / 7), that will not work, only 2 at a time you can choose . Enjoy and Good Luck!!