كيف أن يركّب [ويندووس] 7 أو [فيستا] من [بووتبل] قابل للنقل [أوسب] خاطفة ذاكرة مفتاح أو [هرد ديسك دريف]

هناك حالة حيث [بك] حاسوب أنّ يريد [إند-وسر] أن يركّب [ويندووس] 7 أو [ويندووس] [فيستا] أن لا يتلقّى [دفد] إدارة وحدة دفع بصريّة. هو أيضا يمكن أنّ لا يريد مستعملة فقط أن يبدّد أيّ قطعة من [دفد] أوساط أسطوانة أن يركّب [ويندووس] 7 أو [فيستا] على آخر حاسوب بعيد, حيث هو يكون يمكن إلى ركّبت مع [ويندووس] 7 أو [فيستا] [إيس] دون يحرق إلى [دفد] أنقذت على حاسوب محلّية حيث [إيس] يصنّف.

إن هو يكون مستحيلة أو يستطيع لا يركّب [ويندووس] 7 أو [ويندووس] [فيستا] من [دفد], هو يمكن أن يركّب ال [أبرت سستم] من [أوسب] قابل للنقل [هرد ديسك دريف], أو صغيرة [أوسب] برق إدارة وحدة دفع حتّى أو ذاكرة قلم مفتاح أو [ثومبدريف]. ب يستعمل [أوسب] [هرد ديسك] أو [أوسب] يقود برق ك [ويندووس] [فيستا] أو [ويندووس] 7 مركبة, هو يزوّد يضاف ميزة من يتيح أن يحضر حوالي. بجانب, يركّب [ويندووس] 7 أو [ويندووس] [فيستا] من [أوسب] ذاكرة مفتاح أو [أوسب] خارجيّة [هرد ديسك دريف] (أيّ يكون حتّى سريعة), سريعة من يركّب من [دفد-روم] أسطوانة.

يتضمّن الإجراءات أن يعدّ خارجيّة قابل للنقل [أوسب] [هرد ديسك] أو [أوسب] مفتاح خاطفة يجعل ال [أوسب] برن قدت أو [هرد ديسك] [بووتبل][ستثب], وينسخ [ويندووس] [فيستا] أو [ويندووس] 7 تجهيز مبارد على, أيّ فصل في المرشدة أدناه.

متطلّب أساسيّ قدت [إين وردر تو] يتلقّى القدرة أن يستعمل [أوسب] برق أو [هرد ديسك] قابل للنقل أن يركّب [ويندووس] 7 أو [فيستا]:

  1. الغاية أو هدف حاسوب لوحة أمّ ينبغي ساندت جزمة فوق عن طريق [أوسب] أداة. هذا دعم يستطيع كنت فحصت عن طريق [بيوس].
  2. [أوسب] خاطفة ذاكرة مفتاح إدارة وحدة دفع قدرة مع [4غب] من فراغ حرّة أو أكثر. [هرد ديسك] قابل للنقل خارجيّة سوفت أيضا أنجزت هذا متطلب.
  3. [ويندووس] [فيستا] [إيس] صورة أو [ويندووس] 7 [إيس] صورة.
  4. حاسوب موجودة يركض [ويندووس] [فيستا] أو [ويندووس] 7.

يعدّ و [فورمتّينغ] [أوسب] برن إدارة وحدة دفع أو [هرد ديسك] قابل للنقل

نسّقت ال [أوسب] [هرد ديسك] أو برقت إدارة وحدة دفع في [نتفس] [فيل سستم] شكل مع [ويندووس] رجل التّنقيب مدمجة شكل منفعة, وبعد ذلك استعملت أسطوانة إدارة ([ديسكمغمت.مسك]) أن يعلم الحاجز بما أنّ نشطة.

علمت حاجز بما أنّ نشطة

It’s also possible to use “diskpart” command-line utility with the following steps:

  1. Open a command prompt with administrator’s privileges.
  2. Run Microsoft DiskPart utility with the following command:

    diskpart

  3. Identify the number (Disk ###) of the USB device drive with the following command:

    list disk

    Typically, if you only have one physical hard disk with no other USB drive plugged in, the USB flash or hard drive will be Disk 1.

    Tip: If you have partitioned the USB hard disk or flash memory key, use list volume instead to select the volume number, and see the tip of next step to deal with the partition only.

  4. Format the USB drive with the following commands one by one. Remember to replace the # with the actual disk number shown in step above.

    Important: The following steps will erase ALL data on the USB flash drive or hard disk.

    select disk #
    clean
    create partition primary
    select partition 1
    active
    format fs=NTFS
    assign
    exit

    Note: If there are error while creating primary partition, just add size=4000 (representing 4.0GB, replace with your USB drive actual size) to the end of the “create partition primary” command, making it create partition primary size=xxxx.

    Tip: If you have partitioned the USB hard disk or flash pen drive, and do not wish to reformat the whole drive, use select volume # instead to select the partition to make active, where the volume number is determined from tip section of above step. Then, skip the first 4 commands above, and continue from active and format fs=NTFS (can be skipped if the partition already empty).

  5. Do not close the command prompt window yet, which may be needed in the next few steps.

Make the USB Flash Drive or External Hard Disk Bootable

There are plenty of ways to make a disk bootable, among them is using bootsect utility that comes with the Windows 7 and Windows Vista installation DVD ISO or disc.

  1. Insert the Windows Vista or Windows 7 DVD disc into DVD drive. If you only have a DVD ISO image, mount it in a virtual CD/DVD-ROM drive powered with a virtual drive program instead. Virtual drive works in much the same way as physical CD/DVD drive, but virtually in the operating system only and allowing various CD or DVD disc images to be mounted and accessed.
  2. At a elevated command prompt with administrator’s rights, change directory to the OS DVD’s boot directory with the following command:

    cd x:\boot

    Replace x with the actual drive letter of the CD/DVD drive.Install Windows 7 or Vista from USB Flash Drive or Hard Disk

  3. Use bootsect command to install boot instructions and set the USB as a bootable NTFS drive:

    bootsect /nt60 y:

    Replace y with the actual drive letter of the USB flash drive or hard disk.

  4. Close the command prompt.

Tip: If you have disk image utility such as WinISO or PowerISO, it’s possible to use the software to write the complete Windows 7 and Windows Vista ISO image into the partition you selected. In this case, this and next steps of making USB drive bootable and copying contents over can be bypassed.

Copy and Transfer Windows Vista or Windows 7 Installation and Setup Files from DVD to USB Drive

Use Windows Explorer to copy all content from the Windows 7 or Windows Vista DVD or ISO t the USB flash drive or external USB hard disk. It’s possible to use other file copy tool, or simply extract the ISO contents to the USB drive. As an example, use the following xcopy command to copy the contents of DVD to USB.

xcopy x:\*.* /s /e /f y:\

Where x: is the drive letter of DVD disc or image, and y: is drive letter path of USB drive.

The USB flash key or USB hard disk based Windows 7 or Windows Vista installer is now ready. In order to start installation, just go reboot the targeted PC, and then enter and access BIOS. Change the boot priority from hard disk or DVD to USB. Then, insert the prepared USB hard disk or USB flash drive into the computer’s USB port, and start the computer to boot up.

Tip: Above trick works for both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) Windows Vista and Windows 7. However, for user with 32-bit OS, but want to create a 64-bit Windows 7 or Vista USB based installer, it’s impossible to run 64-bit bootsect.exe from 32-bit environment. In this case, just use a 32bit Windows 7 ISO or Vista disc to use the bootsect command, before copying the content of 64bit Windows 7 or Vista DVD to USB drive.

Tip: There is now easier way to create a bootable Windows 7 installation USB drive with Windows 7 DVD/USB Download Tool.

IMPORTANT: The page is machine translated and provided "as is" without warranty. Machine translation may be difficult to understand. Please refer to original English article whenever possible.


10 Responses to “How to Install Windows 7 or Vista from Bootable Portable USB Flash Memory Key or Hard Disk Drive”

  1. Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool Creates and Makes Bootable DVD Disc or USB Flash/Hard Drive from ISO Image » My Digital Life
    October 26th, 2009 18:31
    10

    [...] write) the Windows 7 ISO to DVD disc media to start the installation. Some people may also opt to make or create a bootable Windows 7 USB flash drive to install Windows 7 on PC systems that support booting up from a USB drive (changing of boot order or boot sequence in [...]

  2. August Pamplona
    October 25th, 2009 03:03
    9

    I haven’t tried it but it looks lkike the WinToFlash tool at http://wintoflash.com/home/en/ might also do the job as long if you have a cd or DVD as a source. I don’t know if it will take iso’s as a source as well but you can always use an emulator for that as described above.

  3. sean
    August 23rd, 2009 07:32
    8

    Nice summary and easy to follow. Thank you!

  4. blah
    August 9th, 2009 05:41
    7

    Madhukarah

    What settings do I need to make a bootable image in Ultra ISO. USB-HDD or USB-HDD+, and what is xpressboot?

  5. sam
    August 7th, 2009 20:12
    6

    i keep getting this comand when at step 3 of Make the USB Flash Drive or External Hard Disk Bootable part .

    cd D:\boot

    D:\boot>bootsect /nt60 E:
    volume will be updated with BOOTMGR compatible bootcode
    culd not map drive partitions to the assocated volume device obects:
    Access is denied
    D:\boot>

    WTF does that mean PLEASE HELP
    cheers

  6. Windows 7 oh Windows 7 « Expertester
    July 29th, 2009 22:05
    5

    [...] Yes you can. Further read : HERE [...]

  7. Doda
    July 19th, 2009 00:14
    4

    “format fs=NTFS”
    is a wrong command

    It should be
    format f: /fs:ntfs

  8. Doda
    July 18th, 2009 20:19
    3

    This should work:

    xcopy x:\*.* /s/e/f/r/h/x y:

  9. Simon Zerafa
    July 15th, 2009 18:47
    2

    Hi,

    This process does not work, or the instructions are missing something important.

    The Vista install process starts but fails almost immediately with missing device driver errors.

    This happens just prior to the Vista installation process requesting the licence key.

    Regards

    Simon

  10. Madhukarah
    July 15th, 2009 09:08
    1

    This is a very big job. You can easily make a bootable USB disk using Ultra ISO software .

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