Replace the bold part in following line with your USB ID that you’ve just copied in above step, and add under heading:%Microdrive_devdesc% = cfadisk_install,USBSTOR DISK&VEN_LEXAR&PROD_JUMPDRIVE&REV_1.30 c. Now go to the notepad, where you’ve copied your USB ID, and copy the first part as shown under (see bold part) Sample ID: USBSTOR DISK&VEN_LEXAR&PROD_JUMPDRIVE&REV_1.30 K40&0 b. 4) Now, go to the temp folder, and open the included INF file with notepad, and search for a. Click on the ID in the list and press Ctrl+C, this copies the ID into the Windows Clipboard, now open notepad and paste the ID using Ctrl+V. On the tab 'Details' under XP the item 'Device instance ID' is already selected. 3) Right click on “my computer” ->properties ->hardware ->and click –>device manger Expand 'Disk drives', right click your USB drive, select Properties. 1) Extract the contents of “ xpfildrvr1224_320.zip” to a temp folder 2) Insert you USB pen drive that you want to turn into USB hard drive. 1) In Windows XP virtual machine: Install Paragon Partition Manager™ 10.0 Server. When booted this will display selection screen for booting from USB. Windows 7 installation disk (32 or 64 bit or both if you like it does not matter for this method, it can be AIO with all versions, what ever you want, works wit vista too) soviet_direct_hooking_src.zip from (read the article too!) Setup TEST virtual machine with Plop Boot Manager plpbt.iso used as CD/DVD connected at power on. Used software: Windows 7 ultimate 64bit desktop computer with WAIK and VmWare 7.1 Workstation installed (to boot virtual machine from USB) Virtual machine with Windows Xp 32 bit (for partitioning USB, can be done in many other ways) driver to see partitions on USB under XP Software to partition USB, I've used Paragon Partition Manager™ 10.0 Server Virtual machine with Ubuntu installed GRUB, I've used for i wanted NTFS partition.Īny other version works, but with FAT32. I've made it work after some exploration. Not using ISO because there is probably not enough RAM on host machine to extract it. First partition of USB is not an option for number of reasons (I do not want it to be).
One of them is Windows 7 installation with WIM larger than 6 GB hence i need NTFS to put it on (or simply because I cann). Have 16 GB USB stick, need all sort of systems to boot from it. Troubleshooting for USB drives This page is available in German language too No Drive Letter in the Windows Explorer Drive.
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