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Ok well with the CD it worked just fine!.. I'm on Windows 7 as we speak.. Now the question is.. was my USB Drive just not able to be used as a bootable? or why exactly was it not booting from the USB drive? Maybe it was user error and I didn't make the USB drive bootable correctly? I'm not soo...

So I went and got some blank DVD+R Disc's.. I just burnt the ISO image onto a disc using CD Burner XP... Going to try to boot from the Disc now... will edit this post with the results.

Ok I did that and still nothing... So i'm guessing it has something to do with Booting from the USB Device.. After UltraISO puts the files onto the usb drive it changed the USB's file system back to FAT32.. Not sure if this matters or not just thought I'd tell you just incase it does.. Also...

Ok well I do have a 32bit Vista O/S... Which is an ISO file. Should I try using Ultra ISO with that and see if it will boot from the USB using that?

Ok well the only thing I could think of is the File is corrupt, or bad.. The other two below that wouldn't make sense and my hardware should most definitely support it.. My PC specs are: Mobo: Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3P PSU: 630Watt RaidMax CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 2.66GHz GPU: EVGA Geforce...

Yea I've actually UnInstalled my Anti-Virus which is AVG and still nothing..

Well I just went and checked.. There was USB 1.0 controller, usb 2.0 controller, usb keyboard, mouse, and storage function and they all were set to enable... there was also a SATA 0-3 Legacy or somethin like that and i enabled that also... If it helps my motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3P...

Yes I used the UltraISO and did exactly what you told me to do and it seems like it worked on putting it onto the USB drive.. I set the first Boot Device as USB-FDD just like you said.. and it still didn't work.. Link Removed due to 404 Error the I: is my USB drive.. and if i Double click on...

Ok so here I am and obviously... Didn't work.. I made sure I went into the BIOS and selected the First Boot Device as USB-FDD.. and it just booted into windows XP.. So i'm not sure whats really wrong.. Could it be missing drivers on my Mobo? I'm pretty sure the BIOS is updated to the Latest...

Ok so I did the USB thing and it went through successfully.. now ur saying i need to boot from USB-FDD in the bios? I will try that right now after this post to make sure.. But when I boot into windows XP before the Windows XP splash screen shows it says Invalid BOOT.INI file booting from...

ohh ok,, well yes i formated the usb drive to NTFS files format.. set it to active, etc.. and extracted the ISO files and copied them all onto the usb.. but when i try to boot to the USB for some reason it won't.. I went into my bios and i have like 4 different USB things to boot from.. USB-HDD...

I am currently running Windows XP Professional and im pretty sure its 32-bit.

this does not help me at all.

ok so i've been trying to make my USB drive bootable for windows 7.. and i get all the way to the part where i type /nt60 X: in the command prompt and it says the the bootsect.exe is not a valid win32 application... i did some googling on not a valid win32 application and it said files were...