USB Flash Drive Installation Kits

I have enjoyed being able to install Vista and Windows 7 from a bootable USB
Flash Drive.

I have acquired couple of 8 and 16GB USB Flash drives and was wondering if
it is possible to keep multiple installations on a single flash drive, for
example, Windows 7 32 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, etc.

To create a bootable USB Flash drive, from Vista or Windows 7, I use these
commands:
1. DiskPart
2. List Disk
3. Select Disk #
4. Clean
5. Create Partition Primary
6. Active
7. Format fs=FAT32 quick
8. Assign
9. Exit Diskpart then Copy Installation from DVD to USB drive

Thanks,
~alan

 

It's pretty straightforward - Ramesh has an easy tut here :



You should be able to get both bit versions of Vista and 7 into a
single massive install.wim - if it takes your fancy.

Hope it helps

SIW2


~~Alan~~;1146277 Wrote: <!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
> I have enjoyed being able to install Vista and Windows 7 from a bootable
> USB
> Flash Drive.
>
> I have acquired couple of 8 and 16GB USB Flash drives and was
> wondering if
> it is possible to keep multiple installations on a single flash drive,
> for
> example, Windows 7 32 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, etc.
>
> To create a bootable USB Flash drive, from Vista or Windows 7, I use
> these
> commands:
> 1. DiskPart
> 2. List Disk
> 3. Select Disk #
> 4. Clean
> 5. Create Partition Primary
> 6. Active
> 7. Format fs=FAT32 quick
> 8. Assign
> 9. Exit Diskpart then Copy Installation from DVD to USB drive
>
> Thanks,
> ~alan<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->


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SIW2