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Myst 06-06-2008 01:27 PM

How can you boot off an external hard drive? (USB)
 
Anyone know?

Myst 06-06-2008 01:31 PM

My cdrom is broken and i have my windows xp iso with me only.. I gotta do a fresh install

candyflip 06-06-2008 02:21 PM

Change the boot sequence in your BIOS setup menu.

brandonstills 06-06-2008 03:36 PM

Start with your foot in a slightly posterior position, then drop the hard drive from about shoulder height. While the hard drive is falling quickly move your foot in an anterior and slightly superior motion so as to intersect the hard drive. The application of coordinated timing will greatly increase the chances of successfully booting your hard drive.

MikesTraffic 06-06-2008 03:38 PM

most modern motherboards have the ability to "boot from usb" and it will pull from whatever usb device is connected that is a bootable drive

Compdoctor 06-06-2008 04:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brandonstills (Post 14289445)
Start with your foot in a slightly posterior position, then drop the hard drive from about shoulder height. While the hard drive is falling quickly move your foot in an anterior and slightly superior motion so as to intersect the hard drive. The application of coordinated timing will greatly increase the chances of successfully booting your hard drive.

Bet you trained at Dell?

BradM 06-06-2008 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikesTraffic (Post 14289452)
most modern motherboards have the ability to "boot from usb" and it will pull from whatever usb device is connected that is a bootable drive

Correct. An old one won't though. Check the BIOS fosheezy

GrouchyAdmin 06-06-2008 04:49 PM

You are not gonna have a lot of luck booting from an ISO; even if you write it to the beginning sector of the disk, it's not likely to take that. The ISO/DVD images have a 'floppy image' at the beginning of them.

Start here, good luck!


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