Crodino wrote:
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> Ok thank you very much.
> I'd like boot Win7 from USB Drive but the installation DVD give an
> error message similar "Impossible install .....on USB port..." So I've
> tried to install Win7 on a internal disk partition then I 've saved a
> Ghost image and I've restored It on the USB drive; When I boot from Usb
> drive the OS start but give an error message: "Windows failed to start.
> A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.
> File:\windows\system32\winload.exe" (!?!):shock:
> "Ok...:sa:" so I 've tried Virtual Box and other similar sw and
> (incredible !) I've got the same error message. Hours after Hours I'm
> very tired and I don't know what to do..
> The win7 os is the RC 7100 64 bit and my configuration is up ^
> Thank you
> Regards
>
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Windows cannot boot from a USB drive. If you installed it on an
internal hard drive, you should be able to dual-boot. If any of the
Virtualisation products require that the cpu has VT, then you're not
going to be able to use them. Microsoft's Virtual PC can't run any 64
bit guests. VMWare Workstation can run 64 bit guests provided that the
cpu is 64 bit capable.
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