I have a Skylake generation laptop, no OS, but has all the partitions created using GPARTED. Now I would like to install OS to it, running the installation from a hard drive. As far as I know I would need to run the following command, in order to allow notebook to boot from C: partition, and start setup: bootsect.exe /nt60 C: The problem is that I cant find any software that allows me to execute this command. I have tried using tools like Hirens, but when I try to run NTFS4DOS, It detects NTFS partitions, but does not initialize them. So, what software/tool Can I use (and how) to execute bootsect.exe, which is already located on my C: partition (NTFS). My laptop contains only 'USB 3.X' (no DVD).

HelloHow to make a bootable USB HDD (500GB Adata HD710) with NTFS partiotion, and with DOS (command prom)? I try make by RMPrepUSB but have info. NTDLR is missing.

Hi, my problem is i have an acer aspire 1300 laptop with a broken internal dvd drive, it has an internal floppy drive and 2 usb slots. The usb slots are NOT i repeat NOT bootable. I have formated the hard drive in 2 partitions c: and d:, now what i would like to do is use my 1gb flash and copy the xp I386 folder on it using my other pc, next boot the laptop in dos with usb support, then copy the i386 folder to the d: drive, next install xp from the d: drive onto the c: drive. Now i have tried several ways to boot in dos with usb support, the only way i get it working is using usbaspi.sys with the DI1000 driver. But, when i get the usb flash drive detected i can go te the root of it and see the files no problem so far, i return to the floppy a: and try to copy or xcopy the content of the flash drive to the hardrive.

So it starts copying the files but hangs after copying 5 files or so at random. I thought the problem was large files, so i plit the i386 folder into 400 smal rar files and tried again, same thing happens hangs after 5 or 10 files. Im gettin crazy of this problem. Is there anyone who has any idea what is going wrong?? Or is there a dos program that has beter support for usb?? Ad1981b Driver Win 7.

Thnx (and sorry for the poor english, i am dutch). Hi, my problem is i have an acer aspire 1300 laptop with a broken internal dvd drive, it has an internal floppy drive and 2 usb slots. The usb slots are NOT i repeat NOT bootable.

I have formated the hard drive in 2 partitions c: and d:, now what i would like to do is use my 1gb flash and copy the xp I386 folder on it using my other pc, next boot the laptop in dos with usb support, then copy the i386 folder to the d: drive, next install xp from the d: drive onto the c: drive. Now i have tried several ways to boot in dos with usb support, the only way i get it working is using usbaspi.sys with the DI1000 driver. But, when i get the usb flash drive detected i can go te the root of it and see the files no problem so far, i return to the floppy a: and try to copy or xcopy the content of the flash drive to the hardrive. So it starts copying the files but hangs after copying 5 files or so at random.

I thought the problem was large files, so i plit the i386 folder into 400 smal rar files and tried again, same thing happens hangs after 5 or 10 files. Im gettin crazy of this problem. Is there anyone who has any idea what is going wrong?? Or is there a dos program that has beter support for usb?? Thnx (and sorry for the poor english, i am dutch). This Floppy was created by a Chinese group who made it into English available also. Made by Wengier and Roy, China DOS Union.

My Super MS-DOS 7.10 Boot Disk (Build 2004.2.14).IMA 1.12MB 5669 downloads Note: The above Super MS-DOS 7.10 Boot Disk is a customized DOS boot disk that has many more features than standard DOS boot disks. Therefore, it also supports NTFS/USB drives, mouse, and many more. To start Win9x(4.x) properly from it, please answer 'No' when it asks whether to load PC-CACHE (disk cache program for DOS). For more details and information about this super boot disk, please read the file README.TXT inside Just for note from me. One time I had to use the USB support to use a USB CD/DVD burner in order to install an OS to a Laptop. I had no other method then booting with a floppy drive and then using this to floppy to recognize my USB device and then Install the OS. So it worked for my.