The document outlines a webcast by John Whaley and Gerald Cheong on creating a portable Virtual PC called a 'livePC,' detailing prerequisites, installation, customization, and sharing. It introduces tools like 'xpfromcd' for setting up Windows livePCs, and discusses stripping down installations for portability. Additionally, it provides steps for rejuvenation and suggests creating livePCs with Linux or other operating systems for enhanced security and mobility.

1. Virtual and Mobile: How to Create a Portable Virtual PC John Whaley - Founder and Principal Engineer Gerald Cheong - Lead Engineer

2. Virtual and Mobile: How to Create a Portable Virtual PC Outline of Webcast: What is a LivePC? Prerequisites Creating a Windows LivePC Accessing My Documents – inside and outside Stripping down Windows – nLite Installer Customizer Installing Your Own Applications Sharing your LivePC with others Rejuvenation – your LivePC is secure! Updating your LivePC Very brief – Linux and Other OS

3. What is a LivePC? Brief Introduction of LivePCs

4. Prerequisites To perform steps in this webcast, you should have: Downloaded and installed latest, Windows version of LivePC Engine Successfully started at least one LivePC Installation media/files for OS(es) to be installed

5. Creating a Windows LivePC Tool: xpfromcd Download from http://www.moka5.com/blog Note: Beta quality tool, may have limitations: High space requirements: 1.2GB temp, 2GB on drive Known to be not working for some Windows XP CDs, eg, Intel Sata If previously used, must delete LivePC before using again Will address limitations in future versions

6. Creating a Windows LivePC

7. Creating a Windows LivePC

8. Creating a Windows LivePC

9. Creating a Windows LivePC Wait 30-45 minutes Maybe go get a cup of coffee

10. Stripping down your Windows installation Smaller Windows may fit on a 2GB or 4GB USB Key nLite

11. Creating a Windows LivePC For thought: What if you don't use the tool 'xpfromcd' or somehow it does not work for you?

12. Creating a Windows LivePC For thought: What if you don't use the tool 'xpfromcd'? 'Let me make changes to this LivePC' Change user profiles to point to the drive for 'local.cdsk' Install moka5tools

13. Ready for Use!

14. Install Your Own Applications At this point, you may choose to install Your Own Applications... Your LivePC is now ready for you to carry around and use! Windows Activation: Activate when you are satisfied with the LivePC Good idea to make sure this is the LivePC you like before you activate

15. Accessing My Documents Accessing 'My Documents' From inside LivePC From Outside LivePC

16. Sharing Your LivePC Package and Upload Your LivePC

17. Sharing Your LivePC What your friends need to do... Three simple steps: Install LivePC Engine Click on Link from email Start Using LivePC after a brief wait

18. Rejuvenation A bonus extra: Rejuvenation for Better Security

19. Creating a Linux or other OS LivePC Create a LivePC based on Linux or other Operating Systems Just like installing the Operating System on a machine Use 'Create' in the UI

20. Virtual and Mobile: How to Create a Portable Virtual PC Conclusions Use the no-hassle xpfromcd tool and make your own Windows LivePC today! Go to www.moka5.com/blog today! Share your LivePCs, and get Security (rejuvenation) as a bonus! LivePC Engine allows you to carry your Windows, Linux and any other OS environments around whereever you go

21. Virtual and Mobile: How to Create a Portable Virtual PC Questions and Answers