Either.

thank u ilko_t and jaclaz

thanx to u guys i finally got it working

thanx a million

in debt to u guys and u are genius

i'm curious to know that what kinda Windows xp versions (ISO) are USB bootable?

before the one i used (Windows XP Pro <WAREZ RELEASE> size ~325mb)

i tried with Windows Xp Professional SP3 which was 600+ mb size

but even in the initial setup (going thru 1st option) there was weird behavior

asking for windows location and stuff

i guess identification of which Windows Xp versions are USB bootable is as important

Edited May 22, 201115 yr by jaclaz

i guess identification of which Windows Xp versions are USB bootable is as important

You are missing a few points (BIG ones).

We are NOT talking about "Windows XP", but rather of "Windows XP setup/install".

NO "Windows XP setup/install" version is "USB bootable".

ALL "Windows XP setup/install" versions can be made "USB bootable".

Whether a given app to do the latter:

1. exists
   
2. works with a given version
   

is another question.

You used an app (WintoFlash) that we:

• don't use
  
• do not know
  
• do not recommend
  

(which BTW and just for the record, produced a botched result, most probably because you used a 5th partition)

So your question can be either:

• Which versions of "Windows XP setup/install" does application x make bootable?
  or:
  
• Does does application x make bootable version y of "Windows XP setup/install"?
  

And if x is not any of the ones you can find here, you'd better ask that question on the forum dedicated to application x

After all the trouble in helping you out of the situation you ended up in, we get to know that you used a WAREZ release!

Don't event THINK to ask here about version y if it is a WAREZ you downloaded from somewhere.

We DO NOT support WAREZ.

Topic closed before you manage to get banned.

jaclaz

Edited May 22, 201115 yr by jaclaz