Ventoy doesn't support either XP or Vista ISO loading. You can slipstream SATA drivers into the XP ISO, but that's a bit more work.ģ.
Check your BIOS to see if it has the appropriate legacy mode for SATA peripherals. XP requires IDE drives to work with/install to or SATA drives running in IDE compatibility mode. The only way to get past this is to install XP via a CD with a IDE/SATA disc drive hooked up to the motherboard.Ģ. What will happen is, when Windows XP's install setup first loads up, it will load a bunch of drivers, but it doesn't have any to address USB, so once it's finished loading the OS into memory, it will then immediately try to boot the OS with the drive and then fail miserably with a 0x7B STOP code, meaning the boot device is inaccessible. And no, even if the USB port used in question is only 2.0, it still won't work. Do NOT try to install XP with a USB drive or a USB-connected disc drive. Decided to have some fun with it by installing XP and Vista, but over the course of time and a LOT of pain and research, I found out a fair few VITAL things that aren't really talked about a lot at all.ġ.
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