install Windows 7 From USB Flashdisk

Cara menginstall Windows 7 melalui USB Flashdisk

Komen = 279

 

Selama ini saya telah mencoba mencari informasi bagaimana caranya menginstall Windows Xp melalui Flashdisk, dan akhirnya berhasil juga, walaupun prosesnya berjalan agak lambat dan kupikir ngga bakalan juga nih bisa menginstall lewat USB flashdisk, baru2 ini telah banyak artikel yang membahas tentang cara2 menginstall windows melalui USB flashdisk, dan saya pikir gak ada salahnya mencoba trik yang lain, siapa tau ada peningkatan dalam hal kecepatan penginstallannya.

Menginstall Windows melalui USB flashdisk ini ternyata banyak keuntungannya dibanding melalui CD atau DVD disk, Kita tidak perlu khawatir akan CD atau DVD yang ngga kebaca sama CD/DVD-ROM, CD atau DVD yang tergores, kadang menyulitkan dalam proses penginstallan windows, sedangkan melalui Flashdisk itu sendiri, hal yang demikian ngga lah perlu terjadi lagi.

Saya akan menunjukkan 2 cara ( secara manual dan otomatis ) menginstall windows 7 melalui USB FlashDisk

Sebelum kita mulai, perlu disiapkan adalah: Sekurangnya 1buah Flashdisk dengan kapasitan 4Gb ato lebih, soalnya Windows 7 setidaknya mengambil tempat sebesar 3Gb.

Cara Manual:

1. Colokkan USB Flaskdisk anda. (masukin ke usb port yah, jgn ke tempat lain).
2. Tekan Tombol WIN+R, ketik cmd dan klik OK.
3. Ketik diskpart dan tekan ENTER.
4. Ketik list disk, tekan ENTER dan pilihlah yang mana adalah USB flashdisk anda, hati2 jangan salah pilih nanti salah2 yg keformat adalah disk yang lain. jikalau anda punya hanya 1 harddisk makan USB flaskdisknya adalahdisk1.
5. Ketik select disk 1 dan tekan ENTER.
6. Ketik clean dan tekan ENTER.
7. Ketik create partition primary lalu tekan ENTER.
8. Ketik select partition 1 dan tekan ENTER
9. Ketik active dan tekan ENTER.
10. Ketik format fs=fat32 dan tekan ENTER
11. Ketik assign dan tekan ENTER
12. Ketik exit dan tekan ENTER.
13. Masukkan disk DVD windows 7  dan copy lah semua isi DVD tadi ke USB Flaskdisk anda.
14. Booting komputer anda melalu USB Flashdisk, setting malalui bios komputer anda, pastikan boot nya melalui USB Flashdisk, apabila langkah2nya betul, maka proses instalasi windows seharusnya berjalan melalui USB Flashdisk.

Cara Otomatis.

Cara otomatis tentunya merupakan pilihan saya, dan untuk itu sudah tersedia program yang namanyaWinToFlash, program ini akan melalukan langkah2 seperti cara manual diatas, yang kita perlu lakukan hanyalah menjalankan programnya, pilih sumber windows 7 dan arah USB flashdisk.

1. Unduh dulu program WinToFlash versi terbaru. (download link diakhir artikel)
2. Ekstrak dan jalankan file WinToFlash.exe
3. Klik tombol “Check” dan mulailah proses Windows setup transfer wizard.
4. Klik “Next”
5. Pilih lokasi file Windows 7 dan lokasi USB Flaskdisk anda. klik “Next”.
6. Pilih “I Accepted the terms of the license agreement” dan klik “Continue”
7. Klik OK untuk memulai memformat USB Flashdisk dan file2 windows 7 secara otomatis akan dimasukkan ke USB Flashdisk.
8. Klik “Next” apabila selesai pengopian, dan bootinglah komputer anda melalui USB Flashdisk tadi. apabila langkah2nya betul, maka proses instalasi windows seharusnya berjalan melalui USB Flashdisk.

Cara lain khusus untuk Windows 7 dapat menggunakan tools dari microsoft, yaitu Windows7 USB/DVD Download tools.

Sesudah Download dan install lalu jalankan programnya, pada langkah ke-1 pilih lokasi file .iso windows7 kita, lalu langkah ke-2 pilih apakah akan di install ke usb flashdisk tau bakar ke DVD disk.

Baru baru ini saya menemukan lagi perangkat lunak baru untuk membuat flashdisk kita menjadi CD/DVD, utility ini mengubah flashdisk kita menjadi installer untuk windows vista dan windows 7. Cara memakainya cukup mudah, tinggal pilih lokasi drive flashdisk kita dan sumber CD/DVD windows vista atau windows 7 kita.

Adapun cara lain lagi untuk membuat flasdisk kita agar bisa dipakai untuk menginstall windows 7 ialah dengan memakai tool yang bernama EasyBCD, berikut langkah2nya:

1. Bagi yang belum punya program EasyBCD, silahkan download linknya diakhir artikel ini:
2. Kemudian colokkan flaskdisk nya ke port USB komputer kita, lalu format lah dengan memakai partisi FAT32
3. Jalankan program EasyBCD dan klik tombol “Bootloader Setup” di panel sebelah kiri.

4. Dibawah kotak “Create Bootable External Media“, pilihlah flashdisk yang akan kita buat untuk menginstall windows 7.
5. Kemudian klik tombol “Install BCD” dan tunggu sebentar sampai muncul kotak dialog berikut:

Klik tombol “Yes” lalu tutuplah program EasyBCD, kemudian masukkan DVD windows 7 ke komputer/laptop.
6. Setelah itu, copy lah semua isi DVD windows 7 tadi ke flashdisk yang telah kita siapkan tadi, jika anda punya file .iso windows 7, ekstrak dahulu ke folder yang telah kita tentukan, kemudian baru di copy ke flaskdisk tadi.
7. Selesai, sekarang flasdisknya sudah bisa dipakai untuk menginstall windows ke laptop / komputer kita.

Demikian trik yang baru untuk membuat fd kita agar bisa dipake untuk menginstall windows.

Dan untuk menguji apakah usb flashdisk atau disk DVD windows kita berhasil atau ngga dapat menggunakan program / tools MobaliveCD.

Windows 8 telah diluncurkan oleh microsoft (versi beta) Silahkan juga dilihat cara menginstall Windows 8 melalui USB Flashdisk

Lanjutkan Membaca

Jack Wilshere made his long-awaited return to action on Monday

Jack Wilshere made his long-awaited return to action on Monday,

The England international pulled on an Arsenal shirt for the first time since the 2011 Emirates Cup and completed 63 minutes as the under-21s lost 1-0 at West Bromwich Albion.

Our club photographer was at The Hawthorns; scroll down for his match gallery.

PREVIOUS

NEXT

2 of 19

Lanjutkan Membaca

125 years of Arsenal history - 1976-1980

• Most Liked
• Most Commented
• Editor's Choice

• Wenger - We will recover from this defeat
• Arteta - The defence was not to blame
• Gervinho - We need to swallow this defeat
• Picture special: Jack's back in action
• ‘I’m so happy to see a smile on Jack’s face'
• Top 20 Most Liked

• Top 20 Most Commented

• Ivan Gazidis Q&A: read the full transcript
• Picture special: Arsenal's 2012/13 photocall
• Wenger - NextGen so vital for development
• Ampadu - Arsenal values key to my career
• Underhill set to stage Continental Cup final
• Top 20 Choices

Arsenal began the 1975/76 season, much to the chagrin of many Gunners fans, without Charlie George, who’d departed to Dave Mackay’s Derby County. “Bertie (Mee) and I seldom speak anymore,” admitted George.

The Gunners were going nowhere fast. On the face of it, Mee’s side contained a blend of experience (Brian Kidd, Alan Ball and George Armstrong) and youthful promise (David O’Leary, Frank Stapleton, Liam Brady) but the Gunners still flirted dangerously with relegation.

The team crashed out of both domestic cup competitions in the opening rounds, and ultimately, a narrow victory over relegation-haunted Wolves proved pivotal, and was enough to push the Gunners into 17th place. It was all proving too much for a tearful Mee, who announced to a stunned press corps that he would be standing down at the end of the season.

A fresh approach was needed, and although several big names were linked with the post, including Real Madrid’s highly-rated coach Miljan Miljanic, the board plumped instead for former Gunners skipper Terry Neill, who’d recently had an unhappy spell as manager at Tottenham.

Ex-Liverpool boss Bill Shankly wrote: “I can’t believe how far from grace Arsenal have fallen over the last four years,” but it’s worth noting that fellow ‘fallen giants’ Manchester United and Tottenham suffered the ignominy of Second Division football in the seventies, a fate which Arsenal managed to avoid.

Neill set about the task of restoring the Gunners’ fortunes with gusto, and signed iconic Newcastle striker Malcolm Macdonald for an eye catching fee of £333,333 in time for the 1976/77 season. He also added Stoke’s Alan Hudson to his squad. Neill was able to reap the dividends from the promising crop of youngsters whom Mee had begun to nurture.

After a disappointing home defeat against Bristol City on the opening day of the season, Neill omitted John Radford from the starting line-up, and paired Stapleton alongside Macdonald. The partnership worked well. In typically brazen ‘Supermac’ fashion, he boasted that he’d nab 30 goals that season, and was almost as good as his word, eventually netting 29 in all competitions, including a televised hat-trick against former side Newcastle. Stapleton, who worked hard on his pace and his touch, weighed in with a grand total of 17, and Arsenal clambered into eighth place by the end of the campaign.

It was a massive improvement, and there was greater balance within the team. Neill signed out-of-favour Tottenham central defender Willie Young, and despite a disastrous debut against Ipswich at Highbury, the tough Scot soon became an excellent foil for the pacy and skilful O’Leary. The full-backs, Pat Rice and Sammy Nelson also worked well in tandem, and Brady’s stellar displays earned plaudits from football fans everywhere.

Yet Neill occasionally appeared to struggle with the players who were not much younger than him. Those Gunners fans who relished the thought of a Brady–Ball midfield partnership were disappointed when the disenchanted World Cup winner departed to Southampton, and Neill sent home Hudson and Macdonald from the close season tour of Singapore and Australia for breaching club discipline.

Despite the occasional murmurs of discontent, Neill was unquestionably moving the Club in the right direction. His side, now coached by the returning Don Howe, finished fifth in 1977/78, and so the team qualified for the UEFA Cup, but the real drama lay in the domestic cup competitions.

The Gunners were edged out 2-1 on aggregate by Liverpool in the League Cup semi-final, but after cruising past Orient in the FA Cup semi-final at Stamford Bridge, reached Wembley to face Bobby Robson’s emerging Ipswich Town. Arsenal were hot favourites, but faced several injury problems in the lead up to the game. Macdonald’s knee was now locking regularly during games, and both Brady and Alan Sunderland were also carrying knocks. The injuries were telling, and after Brady was substituted by Graham Rix, he admitted: “I’ll never try and underplay an injury again.” Roger Osborne scored Ipswich’s winner, and a crestfallen Neill claimed: “We’ll be back next year.” All managers say that, but on this occasion Neill was as good as his word.

The Gunners had a white knuckle ride to the 1979 FA Cup final. Arsenal disposed of Third Division Sheffield Wednesday at the fifth attempt, eased past Notts County, and then edged out League champions Nottingham Forest at the City Ground courtesy of Stapleton’s majestic header. Smart finishes by Stapleton and Sunderland against Wolves in the semi-final saw Arsenal return to Wembley to face Dave Sexton’s Manchester United.

There was a tighter look about the Gunners’ midfield, after Neill added Brian Talbot to the squad, and it was the former Ipswich man who opened the scoring after a cut-back from David Price. A sinewy sortie by Brady saw him set up Stapleton to make it 2-0, and after 87 minutes, the Arsenal fans inside Wembley were already chanting their victory songs. But goals from Gordon McQueen and Sammy McIlroy pulled it back to 2-2, and as Willie Young recalled: “We were gone. We were finished. If it had gone to extra-time, United would have destroyed us.”

Brady had other ideas, setting off on another slaloming run, and slipping the ball wide to Rix. Rix lofted the ball over the flapping Gary Bailey’s head, for Sunderland to sweep home Arsenal’s dramatic winner. Skipper Rice, the only survivor from Mee’s Double side, lifted the trophy.

Neill spoke of lifting the title next season, but he now faced two massive challenges. Firstly, Macdonald was forced to retire due to persistent knee injuries, and Brady announced his intention to quit Arsenal at the end of the 1979/80 campaign, frustrated that the Gunners had tailed off in seventh in the league.

It was arguably the most dramatic, yet ultimately fruitless campaign in Gunners’ history. The team played a record breaking 70 matches, reached the FA Cup and Cup Winners Cup finals, yet ended up empty-handed, eventually missing out on third place and UEFA Cup qualification.

Arsenal’s epic four game FA Cup semi-final encounter with champions Liverpool remains possibly the best, most tightly-contested encounter ever played in the competition. Talbot’s header at Coventry’s Highfield Road finally settled matters, and Paul Vaessen’s late header in Turin silenced the whistling Juventus fans, and took the Gunners into the final. It was ironic that Brady would sign for Juve just weeks after the victory.

Ultimately, fatigue caught up with Arsenal. Trevor Brooking’s header won the FA Cup final for Second Division West Ham, and Rix’s missed penalty enabled Valencia to claim the Cup Winners’ Cup.

“We’ve so much to be proud of," Terry Neill told his exhausted troops at the end of the campaign, “but I know that these last three seasons may well be judged as a case of being ‘so near yet so far.’”

HISTORY BRIEF

Arsenal fans nearly suffered the ignominy of seeing Charlie George go to Spurs in ‘75. Only a last-minute intervention by Dave Mackay whisked him to the East Midlands

Malcolm Macdonald was Liam Brady’s biggest fan on the playing staff. “Liam could do things with a football that the rest of us could only dream of. He was a true artist and a poet with the ball,” claimed Supermac

After criticising Juve’s Roberto Bettega for his horrific foul on David O’Leary at Highbury, Terry Neill was greeted with “Neill the dog” banners in the return leg in Turin

Lanjutkan Membaca