Tuesday, December 27, 2016
How To Install Windows From A Partition Without Any External Media
How To Install Windows From A Partition Without Any External Media
Install Windows From A Partition Without Any External Media
Hey guys this post is really very useful for not only installing windows but many more system management. As you know to format or installing windows you need an external media like Disc Drive or USB Flash Drive. But now can do it with some simple step without any Disc or Flash Drive.
Requirement :
- A Windows CD for first time only(with which you want to format or install your OS)
- EasyBCD Software(You can download free beta version of it from anywhere)
- Free Hard Disk space depending upon the size of your installation disc(for example here we gonna show you this process with Windows 7 and 8. Generally the size of a Windows 7-8 installation Disc is about 4 GB. So here we need 5 GB of free space. Thats means 1 GB more space than the installation disc)
Method :
- Create a partition of about 5 GB. [As you can see in picture (Drive H:)]
Blank Drive - Now open and copy your Windows 8 installation disc into this drive.
Copy OS - Now run EasyBCD and click on Add New Entry from the left side of the application.
Add New Entry - Now click on WinPE
WinPE - Now you have to path boot.wim file from the drive where youve copied your Installation Disc (Here Drive H:). To do this click on path(as you can see in pic) now open Drive H:, go to folder "sources and select the boot.wim file.
Select Path boot.wim - Now change the Entry name as Windows Installation or whatever you want.
Entry Name - Now click on Add Entry
Add Entry - Finish :).. Now restart your PC.. And After booting youll be asked for select Windows. Here click on Windows Installation(the Entry you have just created) to go to Windows Setup. And you can continue Windows Installation.
Note: You can view the Entry setting or change Start Up setting or time to select the default operating system. To do this follow the steps given below.
Steps:
1. Click on My Computer properties and open.
My Computer Properties |
Advance System Setting |
Start up and Recovery Setting |
Start up and Recovery Setting |
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