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Then I used a TV(through HDMI,1360x768) for windows and it worked like a charm. But after ~8hrs of playing i started to hear hdd sounds but I ignored it. The next day I boot my laptop a BSOD appears (cannot say the error because everything before windows logon is on the laptop screen)and then the laptop restarts.After the second BSOD I could barely read "repair" and I thought this is my chance of (blindly) repairing my HDD.After 20 minutes of waiting and hdd sounds it loaded but I tried everything and nothing worked so I dumped the idea of hdd repair.After some research i found out that I could use a USB drive to boot windows directly.Is there any way of putting Windows XP and booting it from a flash drive?Edit: I have a TOSHIBA 64GB USB Drive (2.0)Xp can be made to run from USB but it's a lot of hassle and not guaranteed.Since you have a big USB drive you can go with anything from windows 7 and up,those were made to start from usb as well.You can use imagex to transfer the installation.wim from a installation usb/dvd to a USB,that's basically the same thing as the copying files part of the installation does,so after doing that at first boot it will make the final configurations on the target system.All you need is imagex you can download gigabytes of stuff from MS to get it,or you can search for imagex alone on the web.GimageX is a graphics user interface version of it so go with that for ease of use.(Of course you'll have to make sure that the USB drive has an active and bootable partition)Imagex /apply N:\Images\my-windows-partition.wim 1 W:\All you have to do is change the drive letters, if your dvd or mounted iso is D:Imagex /apply D:\sources\install.wim 1 E:Make triple sure that you use the proper drive letter for the target, all data on that disk will be destroyed.With gimagex just go to the Apply tab and select the source and destination,on the info tab you can see which number is which option in case you have a multi version disk.Make a folder with all the drivers on the USB,or at least the ethernet/wifi driver so you can have internet and download the rest, so they will be available to you after its booted up and your done.As stated first make sure to make the drive primary and active so that it will start up when you put it into the other system, any common free partition software can do that, even diskpart which is a part of windows. AIO Boot is a tool that can help you create a bootable USB with Grub2, Grub4dos, Syslinux, Clover and rEFInd. AIO Boot can boot Windows and most Linux distributions and boot via LAN using Tiny PXE Server. AIO Boot is constructed from a variety of sources, certainly still a lot of flaws, eager for sympathy.
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