Install windows xp in a memory card
my laptop's Hard disk crashed. So is there any way to install windows xp in a memory card.
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rakibtg
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yes, but i have a pen-drive(4gb) also.
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1.Connect the memory stick to a memory stick slot on your computer. If your computer does not have a memory stick slot, obtain a memory card reader and plug the card reader into an available USB port.
2.Power on your computer. Depending on your computer, press the "ESC," F2" or "F10" key on your keyboard to access the BIOS option when prompted.
3.Wait for the computer to detect your memory stick, and once the computer recognizes your memory stick, select it as the primary boot disk for installing XP.
4.Press the "Esc" button to exit BIOS and resume with normal boot-up.
5.Click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop.
6.Find the memory stick drive, and double-click to open the browser window.
7.Find your Windows XP installation file, and double-click to begin the installation process.
8.Follow the on-screen instructions for installation.
9.Restart your computer once the process is complete to finish installation of your Windows XP.
10.Read more: How to Install XP on a Memory Stick
you can refer questions to this site:
original poster harddrive has crashed ,kind of hard for them to as you suggest
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really dont works ha ha ha
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You could do what caperjack suggested but if your hard disk crashed, shouldn't you get a new one?
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