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USB multiboot errors

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I have my USB set as bootable. I'm using gfx grub (based off of grub4dos - just a different gldr file).

Everything works great - but I can't boot into windows on whatever machine the drive is plugged into and I can't get ERD commander to run. Both shoot back error 13 at me (can see below). I have a copy of my menu.lst below the image. I have several other utilities on the drive that all work perfect....its just the windows and erd that are giving me trouble.

If I use the normal gldr file (from grub4dos) everything will work fine....but I don't like the old school menu.

gfxflash.jpg

booterror.jpg

gfxmenu /message

title Load Windows From Hard Drive
map (hd0) (hd1)
map (hd1) (hd0)
map --hook
find --set-root /ntldr
chainloader /ntldr

title Winternals ERD Commander 2005
find --set-root /i386/setupldr.bin
chainloader /i386/setupldr.bin

title **** Small Linux
kernel /linux24
initrd /minirt24.gz

title System Rescue CD
kernel /rescuecd initrd=initram.igz video=ofonly vga=0 scandelay=5
initrd /initram.igz

title DBAN - Boot and Nuke
kernel /memdisk
initrd /dban.img

title Windows Password Recovery
kernel /ntpasswd/vmlinuz rw vga=1 initrd=/ntpasswd/initrd.cgz /ntpasswd/scsi.cgz
initrd /ntpasswd/initrd.cgz

title Memory Test
kernel /memdisk
initrd /memtestp.img


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