Typical use cases
Standard Windows XP was not designed to boot from USB; it would typically crash (Blue Screen of Death) because the USB drivers would reset during the boot process, cutting off access to the drive. To make a "Windows To Go" version of XP, users had to: Modify Registry Keys: windows to go windows xp
To create a Windows To Go XP drive, you cannot simply use a standard installation disc. You need to modify the system files. The most popular method involves using a tool like (specifically older versions) or the legendary WinSetupFromUSB . Typical use cases Standard Windows XP was not