Hello to everyone! I have an industrial PC (IPC from now on) I want to setup by USB but can't get past the hal.dll error! I'm not sure what is doing what by now, so I will start from 0. This is what I did so far: - Set the BIOS to boot from USB-FDD 1st, USB-ZIP 2nd and Hard Disk 3rd. - Set the BIOS to force the USB to be interpreted as a HDD (Integrated peripherals -> USB Device Setting -> USB key I'm using) - Using WinSetupFromUSB, I selected the Windows source and the target key, marked the key as Fixed disk type, formatted it using RMP to fat32, XP bootable and Boot as HDD - GO, waited a while for it to finish, removed the key from my main computer and plugged it into the IPC. - (To get to this I went through a LOT of trial and error tests... but to resume a bit) - Finally got to a menu allowing me to select the first text mode installation. I got a blue screen with the Windows setup listing an unformatted main hard drive (the IPC apparently comes completely blank), so I selected that drive and the installer formatted it, continued with the installation and finally automatically rebooted. - This is where I got stuck. If I boot using the pen drive, I get the hal.dll message. And if I boot from local HD, I get a Windows hardware configuration error bla bla. - I've tried combinations of disk/partition from 0/0 to 2/5 on the Boot.ini file with no luck. No matter what I do I only get this messages! How can I start all over again so I can check the disk/partition numbers and set them up correctly? I've also tried downloading WInPE, but it would also give me hal.dll error. (Followed this post first, then this post) What other things can I do to get this working? How can I get the right disk/partition numbers? What's booting when either of those messages appear? Thank you for any help!