USB Bootable Vista Installation Flash Thumb Drive

How to Create a Vista Installation USB Key​


information   Information
This will show you how to create a USB flash key drive that you can boot from to install Vista with.
Tip   Tip
If the USB flash drive is of sufficient capacity, say 8GB, then after copying the Vista installation DVD onto it, you can create a new folder (ex: Device Drivers) in the USB key and place all of your latest driver installation files in it. This way you will have them handy to manually install the drivers after installing Vista from the USB key.
warning   Warning

  • You can only create a 32-bit Vista USB key from within a 32-bit OS (ex: Vista or XP).
  • You can only create a 64-bit Vista USB key from within a 64-bit OS (ex: Vista or XP).
  • The USB key needs to be at least 4 GB in size.
  • You must have a Retail Vista installation DVD, not a OEM Vista recovery CD.
  • This will delete everything on the USB key. Be sure to save anything that you do not want to lose on it somewhere else.
  • Before installing Vista from the USB key, you will need to:
    • Enable Legacy USB storage detect in the BIOS
    • Temporarily set the USB FDD (USB Flash Disk Drive) to be listed right before the hard drive (or partition) that you will be installing Vista on in the hard drive Boot Priority order list in the BIOS.
    • After you are finished installing Vista from the USB key, make the Vista hard drive (or partition) listed first in the hard drive Boot Priority order list in the BIOS.





METHOD ONE
Create Vista Installation USB Key using Vista ISO


Note   Note
You will need to have a Vista ISO file to do this option.

If you like, you can use the Create image file from disc feature of the free program ImgBurn with a retail Vista installation DVD to create a Vista ISO file.

If you do not have a retail Vista installation DVD, then you can download and create an official Vista ISO file using the tutorial here: Installation & Upgrade - Vista ISO - Download and Create Installation DVD or USB


1. Download and install the trial version of UltraIso.​
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2. Plug in your USB key.​
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3. Right click on the UltraIso shortcut, and click on Run as administrator.​
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4. Click on File (menu bar) and Open. (See screenshot below)​
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5. Navigate to your Vista ISO file and select it and click on the Open button. (See screenshot below)​
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6. In the bottom Local pane, select your USB flash key drive. (See screenshot below)​
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7. Click on Bootable (menu bar) and Write Disk Image. (See screenshot above)​
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8. Make sure the locations are correct, and check the Verify box and click on the Write button. (See screenshot below)​
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9. Click on Yes to confirm writing to the USB drive.​
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10. When it's done, click on the Close button. (See screenshot below)​
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11. You now have a Vista installation USB flash key drive. :)​
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METHOD TWO
Manually Create Vista Installation USB Key

1. Plug the USB key in.​
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2. If AutoPlay opens a pop-up for the USB key, then just close it.​
NOTE: Make note of what the drive size is for the USB key for step 6 below. You can also open Computer (step 21) to see what the drive size is to. For example, mine is 3920 MB.​
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4. In the elevated command prompt, type diskpart and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
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5. In the elevated command prompt, type list disk and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
NOTE: Make note of what disk # your USB key is listed as for step 6 below. You can also look for the drive size (step 2) for the USB key to help ID the disk number. For example, mine is listed as Disk 1 here for the 3920 MB disk.​
Step2.jpg​
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6. In the elevated command prompt, type select disk # (your USB disk #) and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
NOTE: You can also look for the drive size (step 2) for the USB key to help ID the disk number. For example, my USB key is listed as Disk 1, so I would type select disk 1 and press Enter.​
Step3.jpg​
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7. In the elevated command prompt, type clean and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
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8. In the elevated command prompt, type create partition primary and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
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9. In the elevated command prompt, type select partition 1 and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
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10. In the elevated command prompt, type active and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
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11. In the elevated command prompt, type format fs=ntfs and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
NOTE: This may take a few moments to finish formatting the USB key.​
Step8.jpg​
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12. If AutoPlay opens a pop-up for the USB key, then just close it. ​
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13. In the elevated command prompt, type assign and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
NOTE: This will assign a new drive letter to the USB key. Make note of the new USB drive letter for step 19 below. For example, mine is now H.​
Step9.jpg​
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14. If AutoPlay opens a pop-up for the USB key, then just close it.​
NOTE: Make note of the new USB drive letter for step 18 below. For example, mine is now H.​
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15. In the elevated command prompt, type exit and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
NOTE: This will exit you from DiskPart from step 4.​
Step10.jpg​
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16. Insert your retail Vista installation DVD into the DVD drive.​
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17. If AutoPlay opens a pop-up for the retail Vista installation DVD, then just close it.​
NOTE: Make note of what the drive letter is for the DVD drive that has the retail Vista installation DVD in for step 19 below. You can also open Computer (step 21) to see what the drive letter is to. (See right screenshot below)​
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18. In the elevated command prompt, type cd\ and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
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19. In the elevated command prompt, type the command below, and press Enter. (See screenshot below)​
WARNING: Subtitute the letter F with your actual DVD drive letter (step 17), and substitute H with your actual USB key drive letter (step 13).​
F:\boot\bootsect.exe /nt60 H:​
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Step12.jpg​
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20. When it finishes, close the elevated command prompt.​
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21. Open the Start Menu, and right click on the Computer button and click on Open.​
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22. Right click on the DVD drive (ex: F: ) that has the retail Vista installation DVD, and click on Open. (See screenshot below)​
Open.jpg​
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23. Highlight all of the contents, right click on the highlighted contents, and click on Copy. (See screenshot below)​
NOTE: You will need to copy all of the files and folders on the retail Vista installation DVD to the USB key.​
Copy.jpg​
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24. Go back to Computer, right click on the USB key drive (ex: H ), and click on Paste. (See screenshot below)​
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25. The contents of the retail Vista installation DVD will now start copying over to the USB key.​
NOTE: This may take a few moments to complete.​
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26. When finished, you can close the Computer window and unplug the USB key.​
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27. You now have a Vista installation USB flash drive.​
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warning   Warning
Before installing Vista from the USB key, you will need to:
warning   Warning

  • Enable Legacy USB storage detect in the BIOS
  • Temporarily set the USB FDD (USB Flash Disk Drive) to be listed right before the hard drive (or partition) that you will be installing Vista on in the hard drive Boot Priority order list in the BIOS.
  • After you are finished installing Vista from the USB key, make the Vista hard drive (or partition) listed first in the hard drive Boot Priority order list in the BIOS.
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That's it,
Shawn


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HELP!!!!!

Hi anyone,

I just got 16GB flash meme and did everything in the instructions and it wont boot!!!!!:cry:

I doing anything wrong?
 

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You probably did but just in case I have to ask did you enable booting from USB in your MB bios.

From the info at top of the guide:

"Your motherboard will need to support booting from a USB flash drive. Most newer boards do.
  • In the BIOS, you will need to enable Legacy USB storage detect.
  • In the BIOS, you will need to set the USB FDD (USB Flash Disk Drive) to be listed before you Vista hard drive in the Boot Priority order list and in the Hard Drive Boot Priority (if available). "
 

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bratboy1 said:
You probably did but just in case I have to ask did you enable booting from USB in your MB bios.

From the info at top of the guide:

"Your motherboard will need to support booting from a USB flash drive. Most newer boards do.
  • In the BIOS, you will need to enable Legacy USB storage detect.
  • In the BIOS, you will need to set the USB FDD (USB Flash Disk Drive) to be listed before you Vista hard drive in the Boot Priority order list and in the Hard Drive Boot Priority (if available). "
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Hi,

Yes I did enable all of that in my bios. And yes a have a retail version of windows vista. Any further help appreciated.

Thank you,
John
 

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John,

Some USB flash drives have a extra partition on them that show up as CD/DVD drive in Computer. This is for it's management software. The extra partition will need to be removed before doing the tutorial. The USB software may have a option to do it. If not, then this will show you how to. This will wipe the USB drive clean.

Hope this helps,
Shawn
 

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Hi, i've tried to make a USB Bootable Vista Installation Flash Thumb Drive with no success in the tutorial you say format with fat32





you the end up with a Successfully updated NTFS filesystem bootcode



Well when i format with Fat 32 i end up with Successfully updated Fat 32 filesystem bootcode

Can someone please explain why this is the case, i've tried both formats and i end up with a filesystem bootcode in which ever format i decided to select, why is it different in the tutorial?

Regards Andy
 
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Hello Andy,

Not sure why. Were you able to boot from the USB key afterwards with it as FAT32?
 

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Hi, No i have not been able to boot from any format Fat32 or NTFS. I have followed the guide perfectly and when i restart if i go into bios (F11) and select to boot from usb and press enter, all i get is a blank screen with a flashing under_score in the left hand corner of the screen
 

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Andy,

Double check all of the items in the Warning box at the top of the tutorial to see if any of it may apply to you. Next, try the steps in the link in the last item listed in the Warning box.
 

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Okay I finally was sucessful in making a boot usb drive with Vista x64 on it, now a quick question.

After I boot up and run a clean install when Vista wants to do the first reboot do I need to change the bios as the system reboots or just unplug the usb drive so that it will look for USB not see it and then proceed to boot using the HD?
 

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Bratboy,

You can change the BIOS settings when installation is done and after you get the "Preparing desktop for the first time" screen. :)
 

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Ah okay so set bios to boot from USB - start up run the install, let it reboot(still set to boot from usb device and leave the USB drive connected let it reboot) then after the install is completly done THEN reboot and change the boot order in the bios.

Did I get that right? I was afraid if I left the usb enabled it would just try to rerun the install again hehe
 

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Yep you have it right. During installation it will still need to access the USB drive to finish installing Vista. :)
 

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can i delete it afterwards?
 

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Hi Kiddieboy,

Sure you can format the USB key whenever you like and use it as you like. :)
 

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but..but..i forgot
 

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    upgrading, Coolmax CA-450 450watts
    Case
    hp casing
    Cooling
    defult..
    Mouse
    hp
    Keyboard
    hp
    Internet Speed
    768kbps down and 128 up...very slow..
    Other Info
    not great compared to other people..
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What do you mean Kiddieboy??
 

My Computers

System One System Two

  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
    Manufacturer/Model
    Custom
    CPU
    Intel i7-8700K 5 GHz
    Motherboard
    ASUS ROG Maximus XI Formula Z390
    Memory
    64 GB (4x16GB) G.SKILL TridentZ RGB DDR4 3600 MHz (F4-3600C18D-32GTZR)
    Graphics card(s)
    ASUS ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-O11G-GAMING
    Sound Card
    Integrated Digital Audio (S/PDIF)
    Monitor(s) Displays
    2 x Samsung Odyssey G7 27"
    Screen Resolution
    2560x1440
    Hard Drives
    1TB Samsung 990 PRO M.2, 4TB Samsung 990 PRO PRO M.2, 8TB WD MyCloudEX2Ultra NAS
    PSU
    Seasonic Prime Titanium 850W
    Case
    Thermaltake Core P3
    Cooling
    Corsair Hydro H115i
    Mouse
    Logitech MX Master 3
    Keyboard
    Logitech wireless K800
    Internet Speed
    1 Gb/s Download and 35 Mb/s Upload
    Other Info
    Logitech Z625 speaker system, Logitech BRIO 4K Pro webcam, HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477fdn, APC SMART-UPS RT 1000 XL - SURT1000XLI, Galaxy S23 Plus phone
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro
    Manufacturer/Model
    HP Envy Y0F94AV
    CPU
    i7-7500U @ 2.70 GHz
    Memory
    16 GB DDR4-2133
    Sound Card
    Conexant ISST Audio
    Monitor(s) Displays
    17.3" UHD IPS touch
    Screen Resolution
    3480 x 2160
    Hard Drives
    512 GB M.2 SSD
like u right click on the drive rite? select format.
 

My Computer

System One

  • CPU
    amd 64x2 4200+ 2.2ghz per core
    Motherboard
    ECS NETTLE
    Memory
    3 gb
    Graphics card(s)
    nvdia 6150se nforce 430(old rig, upgrading)
    Sound Card
    reltrek hd audio
    Monitor(s) Displays
    hp w1907
    Screen Resolution
    1440x968/1024x768
    Hard Drives
    320gb
    PSU
    upgrading, Coolmax CA-450 450watts
    Case
    hp casing
    Cooling
    defult..
    Mouse
    hp
    Keyboard
    hp
    Internet Speed
    768kbps down and 128 up...very slow..
    Other Info
    not great compared to other people..
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