Look here also /a/623998/63915 I have to continue installing, and this error happens. Setup cannot find an end-user license agreement (BAL). Unfortunately, after a reboot, I launched the error message “Windows couldn`t start because the next file is missing or corrupted: -System32-hal.dll Thanks for reinstalling a copy of the file above.” I could solve this problem by repairing the start file.ini on the target PC hard drive and doubly replacing “multi(0)disk (0)rdisk (1) partition (1)” with “multi (0)disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1)”. Then I tried 0x80 and I passed the MESSAGE from LAE and I was able to format the partition and the installation files were copied to the partition. I tried 0x82, which made the PC restart forever. The BIOS STANDARD ID was set at 0x81 by Rufus. In advanced format options, you can change the BIOS IDENTIFIANT. We also had the problem of the absence of EULA (“Setup can`t find the end user license agreement”). I tried to use two programs, but still failed until I found this forum. If you can`t change AHCI/SATA`s BIOS mode, you must either get an XP installation CD/ISO with built-in mass storage sensors, or use Easy2Boot with the Mass Storage Driver Pack. If your BIOS is set up for SATA AHCI mode, change it to Legacy IDE mode. The most common problem is that your source-XP does not contain the right hard drive players for your system. I even searched the iso file and I can find the Eula file in txt, so I don`t know why she always repeats that if she can`t find a file, it`s likely that she can`t find others. 4) If Windows copied the installation files and the installation will start earlier, there was previously hpt3xxx.sys file missing error I extracted the file from i386 driver.cab to an i386 folder and bypassed hpt3xx.sys errror: I know it will work well despite the reader inscription, but my end user is not an it. Only for registration and without any offense to any other method/tool and their respective authors, I would like to try the winsetupFromUSBwithGUI approach, which is the most tested approach – I think – (successfully). As mentioned above, it works well when I install Windows from an optical drive (same partition scheme: Windows installs on 8GB FAT32). The second partition is NTFS 65GB, logically expanded. The first score is FAT32 8GB, active set. Before he started copying, he said: “Review 80GB disk” or something on this scale, which is the hard drive.
Nevertheless, the Windows files were copied to the USB drive. I set the hard drive to launch it before the USB stick, and I used F12 to get a priming menu.
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