Hi everyone!
So, I wanted to try to install Win XP 32bit SP3 on a fairly new Asus GL552VW laptop (i7 6300HQ, 16GB ram, GTX960m, UEFI) (just for fun 😀)
Since XP cannot boot the installer in EFI mode, I used easy2boot to create a bootable flash drive, and put the XP .iso in the appropriate folder.
After struggling for hours with the modern UEFI to even launch the flash drive (secure boot, and other irritating things), I managed to do it. It boots to the easy2boot menu, I can select the Installation of winXP. The installer launches, and after loading the drivers, upon the screen giving you 3 options (ENTER, F3 and ESC) the keyboard freezes. I tired connecting a regular USB keyboard, but doesn't work either. Rebooting the installation with the USB keyboard already plugged in did not help either.
USB legacy support is enabled.
Disabling it makes the flash drive not boot at all.
Needless to say, it's a 2015 laptop - so no PS/2 ports!
Any idea on how to tackle this problem?
So, I wanted to try to install Win XP 32bit SP3 on a fairly new Asus GL552VW laptop (i7 6300HQ, 16GB ram, GTX960m, UEFI) (just for fun 😀)
Since XP cannot boot the installer in EFI mode, I used easy2boot to create a bootable flash drive, and put the XP .iso in the appropriate folder.
After struggling for hours with the modern UEFI to even launch the flash drive (secure boot, and other irritating things), I managed to do it. It boots to the easy2boot menu, I can select the Installation of winXP. The installer launches, and after loading the drivers, upon the screen giving you 3 options (ENTER, F3 and ESC) the keyboard freezes. I tired connecting a regular USB keyboard, but doesn't work either. Rebooting the installation with the USB keyboard already plugged in did not help either.
USB legacy support is enabled.
Disabling it makes the flash drive not boot at all.
Needless to say, it's a 2015 laptop - so no PS/2 ports!
Any idea on how to tackle this problem?