|
| |||||||||
| Tags: cdrom, diskette, msdos |
![]() |
| | Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
|
#1
| ||||
| ||||
| How to install Windows XP from MS-DOS without diskette, CD-ROM or USB HD1: the hard drive where we want to install Windows XP HD2: the hard drive that has installed some version of Windows Computer # 1: Team objects, where we want to install Windows XP Computer # 2: Support Team, where he will work hard disk HD1 Requirements :
|
|
#2
| ||||
| ||||
| A. Procedures in Support Computer # 2 Make bootable disk with Windows 98SE in Computer # 2 Insert a blank floppy drive A: Download this file: boot98sc.zip Unzip the file and run the previous file boot98sc.exe The notice Insert a floppy to write click OK Read the record, if it finds data Disk A: is not empty, all data in yout disk will be lost. click on Yes. If all goes well, is to pass the boot image to the floppy. Once completed, remove the floppy disk drive A: and off the team. With the two computers off: Shut Down Computers Remove the hard disk of the computer # 1 and connect it to Computer # 2 as a teacher. You must remove the hard drive you have in the Computer # 2 (for now we need to boot from the hard HD1) Enter the boot diskette to believe earlier in the Computer # 2 and restart from Diskette Once restarted with the diskette, will partitions (if you want to do more than one), activate the partition 1 and format of the partitions. Everything from A: With the diskette (brings everything you need): Partition (fdisk), establish a partition Active, reboot, reformat your hard disk partitions that we (format / s), pass the Windows 98 boot disk to C: \ Ex: sys c: \ (if not formatting with wildcards / s) You can write the following boot.bat that copy files automatically in C: \ copy or manually. Copy smartdrv.exe c: \ Copy config.sys c: \ Copy Himen.sys c: \ Turn off your computer and connect # 2 Hard Drives in Computer # 2 Connect the computer's hard disk # 2 (HD2) as a teacher, connect the hard drive of the computer # 1 (HD1) as a slave. Copy the folder / I386 (installers XP) in the first partition on the hard disk of the computer # 1 (HD1) (in this case is that the slave note well what is the logical unit with which he appears and copy) So we now have: HDD Computer # 1 partitioned, the first active partition, formatted, starting with 98 windows and a folder / I386 containing installers XP. |
|
#3
| ||||
| ||||
| B. Turn off the computer # 2 Procedures in Computer # 2 Remove the hard disk of the computer # 1 (HD1) that is plugged into the computer and connecting it to # 2 # 1 Computer as a teacher Restart the computer # 1 At the prompt System C: \ write: CD i386 winnt This leaves a warning: “The installation program must know where they are located files in Windows XP. Type the path where the files of Windows XP “ If everything is fine, you'll see C: \ I386, now to confirm press Enter There will be copying files needed for installation of Windows XP, this process can take 10 minutes or more or if your hard drive is not as fast, once finished copying files (ending the installer based on MS - DOS), the installer asks to restart your computer to continue installing Windows XP, press Enter Wait for restart, once you see the window installation, press Enter to continue Accept the license agreement with the F8 key Choose the partition 1: C: Partición1 [FAT32] and press Enter If everything is fine, you'll see C: \ I386, now to confirm press Enter If you can convert the partition to NTFS (much better than FAT32) or leave intact the current system files (unchanged) and continue to choose its option and press Enter (if they choose NTFS, after converting, you are asked to restart again and repeats the licensing agreement, and must again choose where to install the partition, select C: Partición1 [NTFS]) Ready, now copy all the files needed for the graphical interface of Windows Installer, once completed this first phase, the team is restarted after 15 seconds, proceed with the installation as it normally does. |
|
#4
| ||||
| ||||
| C. Procedures to make once the installation of Windows XP From now on the boot display a menu with two options, the first Microsoft Windows XP loaded our new Windows XP operating system and the second earlier in C: load the boot into DOS from Windows 98. If you want to remove the menu so that only load Windows XP automatically without displaying menu: In Windows XP press the button Windows + Break or Click Start> right click on My Computer, click Properties Once we are in the system configuration window, click the Advanced tab> click the Settings button that appears on the "Startup and Recovery" Now in the new window in the home system, click on the Edit button (Will open the boot.ini file with Notepad text editor) Delete the last line which reads: C: \ = "Operating System earlier in C:" Now click the File menu> Save, close the window, click Cancel, click Cancel to finally close the System Properties. That's it. |
|
#5
| ||||
| ||||
| Re: How to install Windows XP from MS-DOS without diskette, CD-ROM or USB
hi Samra, Good !! But its a lengthy procedure. |
![]() |
|
| Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
| |
Similar Threads for: "How to install Windows XP from MS-DOS without diskette, CD-ROM or USB" | ||||
| Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
| Error Message : Diskette drive 0 seek failure | Ameya | Hardware Peripherals | 4 | 15-12-2010 01:48 AM |
| DLL is not a valid Windows Image... Diskette. | sanwal | Windows XP Support | 3 | 11-07-2010 02:16 PM |
| 98 bootable diskette with usb drivers to access cdrom driver | Biggseye | TroubleShoot 98 | 8 | 02-11-2008 04:26 AM |
| How to create a USB Floppy Driver diskette ? | MJ | Windows Server Help | 1 | 30-07-2007 08:20 PM |
| Win98 boot diskette with network support | Franc Zabkar | TroubleShoot 98 | 8 | 25-07-2006 05:07 AM |