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Drivers for Eee PC's: Here I'm installing Windows XP Professional (slipstreamed SP3 + WMP11 + IE7) on the Asus Eee PC 4G version. It's an unattended installation CD created with nLite, something that I couldn't get to work using a USB stick installation.

I'm using a IDE to USB cable, which came with a power supply, to connect an old CD reader I had lying around to the Eee. When the Eee boots just press Escape during the boot process and select the IDE drive and start from it. Rock Of Ages Original Broadway Cast RARE there.

Delete and recreate the primary partition and format it using NTFS and install Windows (so just like a normal desktop installation actually, nothing could be more simple).

Prepare the file copy from the disc to your USB stick. On the command screen, type 3 and press Enter; you will then see some files copying on the USB drive. If you are asked, 'Copy XP and extra sources on the USB?' , choose Yes. If choosing your USB drive while using Windows 7 prompts the message, 'has not fat fat32 or ntfs format and is not valid', you need to open the USB_MultiBoot_10.cmd, search for VER find '6.0.' >nul, and change it to VER find '6.1.'

>nul to reflect that you are running the script on Windows 7; fsutil should then recognize your drives correctly.