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When you make the e2b usb drive you can also add the agFM files to the second partition so he obviously skipped that, so no files were added to the 2nd partition. The video is quite clear. Win98 is very old and it is very difficult to get drivers to work on newer hardware. If you don't...

If you Google for Windows 98 SE floppy image you will easily find and download the .img file. https://winworldpc.com/product/microsoft-windows-boot-disk/98-se He copies the drivers to the SECOND PARTITION (FAT32) on the E2B USB drive - if you have a removable USB flash drive and a pre-win10...

If the Xp Setup asks for a key then you are nearly there! Just use a key that is suggested on the download page where you got the ISO. https://getintopc.com/softwares/operating-systems/windows-xp-sp3-4267260/

You cannot expect XP setup to know about windows 10 as it was invented 15 years later! Equally you cannot expect win7 to know about windows 10 either. If you want to install different versions of Windows, you must do it in chronological order, so start with XP, then win 7, then win 10.

Why not go to the E2B website and look at the XP pages? https://easy2boot.xyz/create-your-website-with-blocks/add-payload-files/windows-install-isos/winxp/ https://easy2boot.xyz/create-your-website-with-blocks/add-payload-files/windows-install-isos/xp-plus-dpms/ A link to a tested and...

Easy2Boot version 2 supports direct booting from MBR and now due to addition of grub2 agFM on the 2nd FAT32 partition, also UEFI32, UEFI64 and Secure Boot UEFI64 (it then disables Secure Boot so you can boot non-secure ISOs too). Just copy the ISOs, Windows VHDs, .IMG files, .EFI files to the...

Some BIOSes only look at the USB device to determine what type it is (floppy, zip, cd, hdd) on Power Up. If you are just using ctrl-alt-del then try power-off and then power on. Make sure there are TWO PRIMARY PARTITIONS on the USB drive (use RMPrepUSB - Drive Info - 0) to check) Set the type...

Hi I am the author of RMPrepUSB. RMPrepUSB can format flash drives as FAT32 and can improve file writes on those drives by approx 10%. Most difference will be seen writing smaller files (i.e. copying normal files to the drive/SD card). There will be no difference on file read access and no...