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If there are such, they are reverted to the default settings as in usbbootw(atcher).cnf. USB drivers are set to start early, and a small service, USBbootWatcher, is installed which monitors the USB drivers settings in registry for changes. Internal hard disks and any other mass storage devices should be removed or disabled during setup process. USB stick with the Setup files and target USB stick, or USB fixed disk and target USB fixed disk. That could be to the same USB disk, or another of the same type, i.e.

Prepare Windows 2000/XP/2003 to be installed on USB – prepares the transferred source so it can be installed to USB disk.

Shared BTS driver pack OEM folder – if XP/2000/2003 sources have BTS driver packs integrated, this options will set one OEM folder for all sources where the options was used, instead of each source having own OEM folder in the corresponding WINSETUP sub-directory.

Use it if you have custom prepared and formatted USB disk and you did take care of its boot ability.

Don’t check for and install grub4dos MBR – skips checks for grub4dos/fbinst MBR.

Use it with caution, selecting wring disk may lead to data loss.

Display disk drives on all interfaces, not only USB – this should be self explanatory, show all detected disks, not only the ones on USB interface.

It needs to have txtsetup.oem file in it and be suitable for Text mode part of the installer. Supply a floppy image with the appropriate SATA/AHCI drivers using the advanced option “ Custom drivers/F6 floppy image for 2000/XP/2003 Setup“.Integrate the proper mass storage drivers with nLite beforehand.Switch AHCI(SATA) mode to IDE (Compatible) in BIOS if there is such option.Including other driver packs (Sound, Video etc.) makes such source quite universal. Integrate BTS mass storage drivers pack into your source before preparing the USB disk.

It would select and add the appropriate mass storage driver to a virtual floppy, which will be used by Setup to add the needed drivers. Try the integrated DPMS option before starting Text mode, try “ Auto-detect and use F6 SATA/RAID/SCSI Driver” menu first, if that doesn’t work for you and Setup bluescreens or hangs for example, then try “ Auto-detect and use F6 SATA/RAID/SCSI Driver + Firadisk“.Windows NT4/5 (2000, XP, 2003) does not have built-in support for SATA/AHCI controllers.