Install Windows XP from USB
Create a Windows XP USB Edition Disk
Find out how to install Windows XP from USB here. Create a Windows XP USB stick edition - and install XP from USB - by using this guide!
Brief Overview
Windows XP is only available on CD/DVD and not on USB disk. This is the same for Windows Vista and Windows 7.For most people, this is not a problem. But some computers (e.g. netbooks) do not come with CD/DVD drives. So it's great to be able to install Windows XP from USB stick. It's also faster to install from USB than from CD/DVD so this method could be useful to anyone, really.
To install Windows XP from USB stick, we must copy the setup files from a Windows CD/DVD (or from a Windows XP ISO file) onto a USB disk. You can then "boot" from the USB drive into the Windows setup program and install the system.
The easiest way to do this is to automate the process using a program called "WinToFlash".


