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I told you, when i put in boot options to boot from USB first, windows just keep restarting, i saw acer screen, where it writes to press f2 to enter setup, and like 2-3 sec after laptop just restart and it keep doing all time. I press f2, check order in boot and it's like it should be, kingston usb first, HD 2nd, etc, i press f10 to save and exit. And laptop is just keep restarting, if i put HD first windows start normaly but then i have that question if i want to start Microsoft windows XP home edition, and Microsoft windows XP professional setup. I even changed USB, now i use diffrent one and it's still same. And i even installed from this USB windows last night on other laptop, so USB and windows on it working perfectly.
And even this laptop is working fine, just my gf brought it with her from Sweden, and she don't know much of that language, and it have alot of useless programs and spyweres on it, so i just wanted to do quick format and install windows. If the computer reboots when it is trying to boot from the USB, then there is a problem with the USB. It was not created properly. Try creating it again as outlined in Post #7. Test your USB by trying to boot from another computer. If that fails, the USB has a problem. Armed Forces Laser Sight Module Manual Muscle here. If you have an XP CD, try that.