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Thanks for the reply.<br />
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The 1st option is simple to use but unfortunately doesntsupport either winPE. The second option will require further reading. It's late here (UK time) - I'll investigate tomorrow ans see if its capable of what Im after.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Thanks for the reply.

The 1st option is simple to use but unfortunately doesntsupport either winPE. The second option will require further reading. It's late here (UK time) - I'll investigate tomorrow ans see if its capable of what Im after.

Thanks again.

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Sorry for no response to this. I have been sick recently and havent had chance to reveiw. I'll update this question this evening after looking into the options.
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Sorry for no response to this. I have been sick recently and havent had chance to reveiw. I'll update this question this evening after looking into the options.

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Unable to solve this issue - and I dont have the time to look into it more. Ill just buy myself a couple of cheap spare USB keys and problem solved. lol<br />
Thanks anyway arana
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Unable to solve this issue - and I dont have the time to look into it more. Ill just buy myself a couple of cheap spare USB keys and problem solved. lol
Thanks anyway arana

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Hello all, Can anyone share information that can do the following...<br />
<br />
I'm looking for a method to create a bootable USB key with the following OS<br />
<br />
Win XP<br />
Win 7<br />
Win 2008<br />
[Admin Edit - Vee_Mod]<br />
WinPE<br />
<br />
Is there a mthod that could boot all these on one USB key? I have a 32Gb key ready for testing! :P<br />
<br />
Thanks for any help or links,,,
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Hello all, Can anyone share information that can do the following...

I'm looking for a method to create a bootable USB key with the following OS

Win XP
Win 7
Win 2008
[Admin Edit - Vee_Mod]
WinPE

Is there a mthod that could boot all these on one USB key? I have a 32Gb key ready for testing! :P

Thanks for any help or links,,,

Multiple OS boot from USB key

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