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Have you ever experienced auto checkdisk when you turn on your computer or notebook? Auto Chekdisk on Windows XP will appear when we turn off the computer by force or because of power outages.
I experienced it a few days ago because I often turn off my notebook by force. Autocheckdisk always comes up even though I have been doing repairs on the system performance. I tried to defragment the disk but fails because there is message showing “schedule checkdisk on the next restart”.
In my previous article about installing Windows XP via a USB flash drive has described the step by step creating a bootable USB stick with software PeToUSB, USB_Prep8 and BootSect. Presumably there are more simple steps in order to create a bootable USB stick us. In this article I want to give a few tips and tricks on how to create a bootable USB flash drive with WinToFlashsoftware.
WinToFlash is an application that allows you to transfer Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Server 2003 and 2008 from a CD / DVD to a USB / Flash Drive. Also easy to use, to create a bootable USB you can just follow the "Windows setup transfer wizard". You can obtain the software WinToFlash on the link given below.
When you select a notebook without being equipped with integrated optical drive (read DVD-R) it will be very anxious when once again you have to reinstall the operating system of your notebook. If you have to spend in just to get a portable optical drive, feels very affectionate. Because the market price for a portable optical drives are still too expensive.
