Considering that I did not want to pay for a Xbox USB wireless adapter, considering that they are way overpriced, and that I needed a new computer anyway, I went out and bought a net book. This net book came with Windows 7 Starter, and to my dismay, it does not support Network Bridging, and the only way to get it was to pay 100$ and upgrade.
Since I had a older computer with Windows XP on it, I remembered how it supported network bridging, and that Windows XP is not really all that demanding on a computer, I decided to install it onto my W7 net book. So I repartitioned my drive, installed Windows XP on it, and BAM, "Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: <Windows root>\system32\hal.dll".
Considering that it does not have a Disk drive, I searched around and discovered that it is possible to put a Windows 7 Recovery disk onto a USB drive, but my USB drive is only 2 gigabytes. Any ideas?
Since I had a older computer with Windows XP on it, I remembered how it supported network bridging, and that Windows XP is not really all that demanding on a computer, I decided to install it onto my W7 net book. So I repartitioned my drive, installed Windows XP on it, and BAM, "Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: <Windows root>\system32\hal.dll".
Considering that it does not have a Disk drive, I searched around and discovered that it is possible to put a Windows 7 Recovery disk onto a USB drive, but my USB drive is only 2 gigabytes. Any ideas?