Gone are the days when you had had only 1.4 MB space in your floppy disk. Now, the USB drives (pen drives) come with at least 1 GB and up to 32 GB as the storage volume. Those days, the CD or DVDs were the only installation media but, now we can use USB disk as the installation media as it is re-writable and performs faster than the optical disk drives. But problem is that no operating systems are available in the form of a USB installer. All of them are available in CDs or DVDs according to their volume.
But, we can easily prepare the USB installer by using some advance techniques. Here in this article, we’ve focused the ways of preparing the USB/Pen drive to install almost all major operating systems from it. The preparation techniques vary for OS-to-OS.
How to Prepare USB Installer for Different OS
- How to Install Windows XP from USB Drive – WinToFlash Method
Though Microsoft has withdrawn the support for Windows XP last year, there is still a good percentage of users who love it. Hence, making a USB installer would help you lot in various situations. - How to Install Windows XP from USB Drive – PeToUSB Method
This is another technique to install Windows XP from the USB drive. It is quite time consuming but more reliable process. - How to Install Windows 7 From USB Drive without Using Any Software
Unlike Windows XP, Windows 7 does not require any third-party tool to make a bootable USB for Windows 7. You can make it by using Diskpart, the inbuilt utility of Windows 7. - Create Multiboot USB Drive to Install Windows 7 Windows XP from It
The first three techniques were to make the bootable USB drive individually for Windows XP and Windows 7. But this method lets you prepare multi-bootable USB stick for both Windows 7 and Windows XP. - How to Install Windows 8 from USB Drive
Windows 8 comes with more power for dealing with USB drives. Using a tiny utility you can make your USB stick ready to install Windows 8 from it. - How to Create Linux Live USB Disk
This guide can be lifesaving for many situations. While you can easily install Linux at your system by preparing the Linux Live USB disk, onthe other hand you can directly run Linux from the USB drive if you want – no installation is needed.
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