DomIII

i am sorry, you are right. source is in german, that's why i didn't link to it. http://myeee.wordpress.com/2008/01/24/anle...k-installieren/

thank you for your help i just had a look at some website related to eeepcs and it says that you HAVE to delete ALL partitions on the eeepc 701 (my model) in order to make it load windows..i will try that since i don't really need the stuff on the other partitions...solving the problem via hand would be a waste of time i suppose... anyway, thanks a lot!

how can i find that out? my management console says, that my usb-stick is active but none of the partitions on my hd is active edit: according to MS, the active partition is always c:...so, it's my fat32 "Bios" partition...ntldr and the other bootfiles are on that partition... edit2: used diskpart to ensure that c: is active...still won't work..

windows does start from usb-stick. correction: it's rdisk(0)partition(4), not rdisk(4) in the boot.ini on windows: multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(4) in the boot.ini on usb-stick: multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(4) my main problem is, that i don't know where to put the bootfiles, my bios boots from this hd, but i don't know from which partition (there are 4: 1 ntfs (windows), 1 fat ("bios"), 2 unknown (linux backup + EFI?))

Hello folks, i just found USB_MultiBoot_10.cmd and tried to install windows xp on a asus eeepc...i managed to get through the different stages and installed wxp on the harddisk..the problem is, that it won't boot. error message is: NTLDR missing. CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart i also tried the solution in faq the harddisk-layout is non standard...there are four partitions on the hd, and i don't know which one the bios tries to run...anyway, wxp is on multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(4) suggestions are welcome, thank you for your time!