How to Install Windows from a USB Flash Drive

If you have a damaged CDROM drive and want to install Windows on your computer or laptop, then I recommend that you use Novicorp WinToFlash, which allows you to boot Windows operating systems from a USB flash drive. Getting Started 1- Download first Novicorp WinToFlash from the publisher's website. 2- Connect now your USB flash drive to your computer and format it: 3- Double click on WinToFlash.exe to launch the software, then select Advanced mode tab: 4- Now select the operating system that you are going to use, for my part I will select, for example, Windows XP. 5- Select now Windows source path (where i386 folder is located), then select your USB drive. 6- A small window pops up, select I Accepted the terms of the license agreement, then click Continue: 7- A warning message will pop up informing you that all your USB flash drive data will be erased, click OK: 8- The software will now format and transfer Windows files to your USB flash drive: 10- That's it.

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