U disk installation XP system tutorial (a)

You can use this tutorial to install XP on a USB flash drive for laptops, desktops, netbooks, and assembly computers.

Step one, first prepare a USB flash drive (at least 4GB) of at least 2GB. Then download a U disk boot master (U disk boot disk creation tool), and make your U disk into a boot disk with boot function. The download address is below.

Step 2, download a suitable XP SP3 system, it is recommended to download the full version of Windows XP SP3 provided by the U disk boot master, without any castration, the driver is relatively full, basically covering all the drivers program.

The download address of the above two files is: http://www.upanz.com/url/xp.html (click to download directly with Thunder) After downloading, save it to a folder on the local hard disk. .

Open the above link and click "Ordinary Download". The high-speed download of Thunder is charged, and the normal download speed is very fast. As shown below:

Then pop up a "Select the URL to download", click OK, as shown below:

Then pop up The first file to be downloaded "U disk boot master professional version 6.0", select the path you want to save, click "Download Now"

Then pop up a system download window "XP_SP3.GHO", click to download now.

Step three, after the download is complete start making U disk boot disk, prior to production, we first have to make the data of the original U disk backup, because the production process The entire U disk will be formatted. The specific steps are as follows:

1) Decompress the "U disk boot master professional version 6.0", start the installation, pay attention to the installation of unnecessary plug-ins. Then insert the U disk to be created, open the U disk to start Master Pro 6.0, and select the U disk drive you want to make in the drop down box. (If you don't have the drive letter you want, click Refresh to see it), as shown below:

2) Click the "Start to make U disk boot disk" button on the right, you will see The following prompts, prompts you to back up the data in all U disk. If you have already backed up your data, click "OK" and it will be OK. If there is no backup, open my computer and copy the data from the USB flash drive to the hard disk. As shown below:

3) Now start making a USB flash drive and you will see a progress bar under "Current Run Status". As shown below:

4) after making successful progress bar is full, there is a prompt successful, click "OK" on it. This is the completion of the production. As shown below:

Step 4. After the production is completed, unplug the USB flash drive and reinsert it into the USB interface. Now U disk can be used as a normal U disk, the remaining space can still store data normally, copy the XP_SP3.GHO just downloaded to the root directory of the U disk. At this point, the U disk loading system preparation work has been completed. As shown below:

Step 5: Insert the U disk you just made on the computer where you need to install the operating system, set the computer to boot from the U disk (not set, click here to view How to set it up). Then restart to enter the U disk boot interface, select [1] to enter the PE system. FIG follows:

Step 6 below the desktop system shown after entering PE:

Step 6 Open the OneKeyGhost tool, first select the "Restore Partition (R)" radio box above (the default state is selected), then select the XP_SP3 system you placed on the USB flash drive under "Ghost Image Path"; in the partition list below Choose which partition you want to install the XP system to, usually installed to the C drive. Finally click on the "confirm" button below. As shown below:

Step 7. After clicking OK above, the following prompt window appears. Ask if you want to check the image integrity of the image file XP_SP3.GHO. Generally choose No. If you are concerned that this system is incomplete and avoid half of the system installation failure, select "Yes". Here we choose "No". As shown below:

Step 8. After selecting No, the prompt is ready, whether to restore the system (that is, install), select "Yes" to start the system installation. As shown below:

Step 9. After the above operation, start the system installation steps and wait for the following progress bar to finish. As shown below:

Step 10, after the progress bar is finished, the following prompt "This restore is very successful", ask if you want to restart the computer. Select "Yes" and start rebooting. Enter the operating system installation interface.

Step 11. After the restart, the system will enter the process of system expansion. After a while, you will see the driver installation interface below. If you don't need to install the driver or the blue screen appears after installing the driver for the first time, click the "Close" button to turn off the driver installation program. After the system is installed, use the driver wizard or driver to install the driver. In general, this full version of the driver is relatively comprehensive. Can support the assembly of computers, notebooks and netbooks. Therefore, this interface generally appears, you don't have to worry about it, just wait patiently and it will be OK. As shown below:

Step 12. After the driver installation is completed, it will automatically restart again and enter the familiar XP system interface. According to the "Device Manager" display, all drivers are installed properly. As shown below:

Last: At this point, the XP system is installed through the USB flash drive. If you have any questions, please leave a comment below or leave a comment.