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Thursday, April 16, 2009
Install Windows XP using Pen Drive / USB Drive.
Install Windows XP using Pen Drive / USB Drive.
Yes, you can install windows / linux or any other operating system using your pen drive. In this tutorial we are using pen drive to install windows XP.
Requirements :
-> A pen drive [1gb / 2 gb is sufficient]
-> A software application i.e. WinSetupFromUSB
-> A working system
-> Windows CD or image file
Steps to follow : -
1. Download & Run WinSetupFromUSB application link to which is given above in requirements
2. Now just keep on selecting next during the setup and the program will run automatically once the setup is finished :)
3. Insert / Plug in your pen drive into the computer and backup anything important from it as we are going to format your pen drive. We are going to make it useful for installing OS.
4. In the WinSetupFromUSB-0.1.1 window: click Refresh next the USB selection box. The USB pen you have just plugged in should now be visible in the drop down menu. Select the usb drive from the drop down list.
5. Now either insert your windows CD and give the path in the Windows2000/XP/2003 source or just mount your windows image n give the path of the same.
Just click browse and give the path to your CD/IMAGE.
6. Now at first click the HP format tool button to format your pen drive. Just click next as it is and accept all windows. Don't change any selection.
7. Then click PE to USB button
8. Now Tick the Enable Disk Format box under Format Options and Tick Quick Format and Enable LBA (FAT16X).
Also make sure that Enable File Copy is not ticked.
9. Click Start. Click Yes when the pop up asks if you wish to continue. Click Yes again when the pop up asks you if you are sure you wish to continue. When you get the Completed successfully message click OK and close PEtoUSB.
10. In the WinSetupFromUSB-0.1.1 window: Click GO. The Program will now create a bootable windows XP install on your USB pen drive. Here you have to wait a while untill it finishes.
11. Then, Click agree to the “SYSINTERNALS SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS” pop up.
12. Click OK to the “This is Important” pop up.
13. The creation process is now complete: Take the newly formatted USB Pen and place it in the USB port of the target computer and turn it on.
NOTE: You must now read carefully what pops up on the screen as it will provide you with the hot-key (keyboard shortcut key) that, when pressed, triggers access to the BIOS. It is usually something like F1, F2, Delete, Tab or Escape.
14. Navigate the BIOS with the keyboard and find the section that contains your boot devices. With your USB drive plugged in, the USB drive should be listed. If it isn’t, your system might not support booting from USB.
15. Assuming that it is supported (as is the case with virtually all modern hardware), promote your USB drive to the primary boot device.
16. Exit from the BIOS configuration, saving all changes.
17. The computer will now reboot. Assuming that you have successfully compiled the bootable USB XP install and that you have successfully selected the USB device to be booted first in the bios a screen should appear which reads Windows 2000/XP/2003 Setup - First and Second Parts . Press Enter. You will now be presented with 2 options.
Select Option 1 (first part) for the first stage of the installation process.
18. When the first stage setup completes and system reboots select Windows 2000/XP/2003 Setup - First and Second Parts, then Option 2 (second part) for the second stage of the setup.
DO NOT REMOVE THE USB PEN FROM USB PORT UNTIL YOU SEE THE WINDOWS START MENU
-----------------------------------------That's All----------------------------------------------
Enjoy!!!!
References : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=120444
Requirements :
-> A pen drive [1gb / 2 gb is sufficient]
-> A software application i.e. WinSetupFromUSB
-> A working system
-> Windows CD or image file
Steps to follow : -
1. Download & Run WinSetupFromUSB application link to which is given above in requirements
2. Now just keep on selecting next during the setup and the program will run automatically once the setup is finished :)
3. Insert / Plug in your pen drive into the computer and backup anything important from it as we are going to format your pen drive. We are going to make it useful for installing OS.4. In the WinSetupFromUSB-0.1.1 window: click Refresh next the USB selection box. The USB pen you have just plugged in should now be visible in the drop down menu. Select the usb drive from the drop down list.
5. Now either insert your windows CD and give the path in the Windows2000/XP/2003 source or just mount your windows image n give the path of the same.Just click browse and give the path to your CD/IMAGE.
6. Now at first click the HP format tool button to format your pen drive. Just click next as it is and accept all windows. Don't change any selection.7. Then click PE to USB button
8. Now Tick the Enable Disk Format box under Format Options and Tick Quick Format and Enable LBA (FAT16X).
Also make sure that Enable File Copy is not ticked.
9. Click Start. Click Yes when the pop up asks if you wish to continue. Click Yes again when the pop up asks you if you are sure you wish to continue. When you get the Completed successfully message click OK and close PEtoUSB.
10. In the WinSetupFromUSB-0.1.1 window: Click GO. The Program will now create a bootable windows XP install on your USB pen drive. Here you have to wait a while untill it finishes.
11. Then, Click agree to the “SYSINTERNALS SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS” pop up.
12. Click OK to the “This is Important” pop up.
13. The creation process is now complete: Take the newly formatted USB Pen and place it in the USB port of the target computer and turn it on.
NOTE: You must now read carefully what pops up on the screen as it will provide you with the hot-key (keyboard shortcut key) that, when pressed, triggers access to the BIOS. It is usually something like F1, F2, Delete, Tab or Escape.
14. Navigate the BIOS with the keyboard and find the section that contains your boot devices. With your USB drive plugged in, the USB drive should be listed. If it isn’t, your system might not support booting from USB.
15. Assuming that it is supported (as is the case with virtually all modern hardware), promote your USB drive to the primary boot device.
16. Exit from the BIOS configuration, saving all changes.
17. The computer will now reboot. Assuming that you have successfully compiled the bootable USB XP install and that you have successfully selected the USB device to be booted first in the bios a screen should appear which reads Windows 2000/XP/2003 Setup - First and Second Parts . Press Enter. You will now be presented with 2 options.
Select Option 1 (first part) for the first stage of the installation process.
18. When the first stage setup completes and system reboots select Windows 2000/XP/2003 Setup - First and Second Parts, then Option 2 (second part) for the second stage of the setup.
DO NOT REMOVE THE USB PEN FROM USB PORT UNTIL YOU SEE THE WINDOWS START MENU
-----------------------------------------That's All----------------------------------------------
Enjoy!!!!
References : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=120444
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Charge Mobile Phones with just Shakes
Wow! Isn't it Amazing!
Charging your phones with just few shakes or so. :)
Confused????
Ok! let me explain:- If a bunch of ingenious researchers are to be believed, the day isn't far when most of your gadgets would be powered by nanogenerators- tiny zinc oxide wires that possess piezoelectric properties.
If that went over your head, let us explain. Piezoelectric properties point toward the capability of an object to generate electricity (albeit tiny amounts of them, at least for now) when the object is bent, stretched or when subject to any physical or mechanical stress.
In short, with this capability added, any object that can "move" can be made capable of drawing power from the movement itself. The nano wires used to power these future gadgets possess the aforementioned piezoelectric abilities and are not only very small in size but also very thin. Each nanowire is 25 times thinner than a human hair!
The lead researcher behind this project, Zhong Lin Wang, believes that the device can be in the future used to power cellphones and gadgets. Imagine, being able to charge your phone by merely moving it or shaking it? Even though these might sound farfetched now, a few years down the line, this might just become routine.
Apart from their use in charging gadgets, nanogenerators could be used in defense technology and biomedical sciences. Wang also demonstrated a video in which a single nanowire attached to a hamster managed to create 70 millivolts (.07 volts) of electricity.
Although this might sound too insignificant now, the team has managed to generate up to 0.2 volts of electricity, and with further improvements expected, the figure is sure to go up. Just to put things into perspective, a USB powered device uses about 5 volts of electricity. So I guess we still have a long way to go.
Source: Techtree
Thursday, March 12, 2009
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