Make a USB Stick Bootable running windows XP SP3

Hi, If I understand your requirements correctly you are looking for Windows XP running from USB drive ? I have a solution for this issue. I have copy of windows XP that run directly from USB drive. Please award me the project so that I can send you the copy of this solution. Thanks, Mohan

I have 5+ years of experience in managing complex linux architectures and managing cloud infrastructures. I have worked on many complex projects ( Private cloud setup on AWS, Load balancing clusters, Replication systems and many more). I have versatile experience in setting up and managing server and also optimising them for best usage and fine tuning the security aspects. I have expertise in below fields :- 1 Linux Administration. 2 Windows Administration (Windows 2008 , 2012 & 2016) and Migration. 3 Cloud computing ( AWS, Azure and Google Cloud). 4 Automation ( Ansible,Puppet and Chef). 5 Application's & Web servers ( Apache, nginx, IIS and Tomcat ). 6 Databases ( Mysql, MsSql, MongoDB, postgresql and Apache CouchDB). 7 Security ( Web Security, Server hardening and IPS && IDS configuration) 8 Virtualization( KVM, Xen, OpenVZ & Parallels Virtuozzo). 9 Control Panels ( Cpanel, website panel, zpanel and parallel plesk panel). 10 Shell scripts, python & Perl etc. 11 Mail servers.

Experienced system administrator and I can do your job easily in no time. in BUDGET and TIMELINE work. Contact me to get starated

Hi ! I have the requisite skill set (Microsoft Windows, Scripting) and experience for this job. Would be happy to assist you on this. Thanks, Amit K

i can deliver this work in one day also i have working experience in creating such drives .The required task is not that difficult.

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Hello my name is Francois Brunet and i have 18 years of expérience in IT administration it's pleasure to me to help you

BOOTABE CMD OR GHOST AND SOFTWAR Software is only ones & zeros. You can't 'break' anything. If something doesn't work, scrap that version and try again. You will not get it right the first time unless you have no expectations. You can't tweak everything, most you will have to do after the modified O/S is installed. It's a trial and error (mostly error) process. 1. I find it best to copy an extracted (uppacked) Win7 w/sp1 ISO to a SSD (if you have one). You can use the ISO, but it takes longer. 2. Be sure you have a dedicated original extracted copy of W7 sp1 in a safe place. Do not use that for your source since it will be overwritten. 3. Place the needed RT7 folders in the root of that drive on a partition w/o a O/S installed. 4. The more you call on the program to do, the longer the process. Adding updates (I had 106 security only updates) at least doubles the time. Note: All of these attachments can be opened in a separate tab and saved to be printed out for your convenience. .