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I have tried using rufus which gave me EULA issues. i then switched over to WinSetupFromUSB which gives me the KBDUS.dll issue.

Im trying to dual boot. I was following this walkthrough. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8057-dual-boot-installation-windows-7-xp.html%C2'> It is a NTFS partition created through windows 7. Is there some other step i need to take when partitioning the drive other than 1.Shrink volume 2. assign letter 3.boot xp? I thought when i loaded the WINXP setup it would let select the partition and format it for winxp.

I have a Dell Studio One 1909 with a new SATA drive and Windows 7 installed. The computer will not read any verified working cd copies of WIndows xp 32-bit. It will read other cds, like my original of Windows 7. I have a bootable USB drive with Windows XP professional SP3 32-bit with drivers slip streamed using nLite. I can boot from this USB drive but i get an error: cannot load KBDUS.DLL. Shut down or restart. I have tried setting all permissions to full control on my USB drive and still get the error. I also tried using a different keyboard, the first is a wireless keyboard and the second a wired USB keyboard. I have also tried uninstalling the keyboards before restarting. The only way i can get past this error is to unplug the keyboard entirely after selecting to boot from the flash drive and selecting the windows setup. If i unplug, the setup loads all files correctly and asks me to push Enter to install WINXP but i cant, because i have no keyboard! Any insight to this issue would be greatly appreciated. Im stuck.