Do you have a USB flash drive that is at least 4 gigs? Crouzet logic software m2. Even a USB hard drive should work fine, follow and you will have Wndows 7 installed in no time. I must have installed Windows 7 on 10+ computer like that, it works perfectly every time aslong as the computer can boot from USB. (Most computers built in the last few years should have no problems doing this) I believe it is possible to install over a network however you have to ask someone else exactly how that is done.
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Command prompt? Looks overly complicated. The istartedsomething tutorial is much easier. If you want to install Windows at the highest speed, then you can use PLoP boot manager You can also fast boot BartPE or WinPE using this, its the fastest you will likely see windows boot ever:) USB key is easier than DVD or CD now, far faster and you can reuse it, no reason you shouldnt go out and buy a usb drive, theyre giving away 4gb usb keys here in oz, they cost nothing. * format the usb key as fat32 * install grub to mbr, copy grldr to usb key and default menu.lst to usb key(or create blank one in notepad) * copy plpbt.bin to usb key * extract windows 7/Vista ISO to root of usb key * add entries to menu.lst for example the line i use in menu.lst to install Windows 7 is: title Install Windows 7 find --set-root /bootmgr chainloader /bootmgr.
* set bios to boot from usb key * select PLoP when grub boots * arrow down in PLoP and select USB This will then send you back to the main grub menu * Select Install Windows 7 from menu * Install Windows as normal Note: If you have a USB keyboard, the minute you use PLoP and select USB, the keyboard will not work (until you hit windows setup) So to get around this: * Boot the key and arrow down to the Install Windows 7 entry in the menu and note its item number in the top right corner of the grub menu. * Boot back into normal windows * Open menu.lst on usb key and add these lines at top: timeout X default XX. Where X is a second value, i.e.
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