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Copy recovery disk to flash drive

JB, on Oct 27, 2009 4:48:02 pm GMT 
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Hello,
My computer has a virus that knocks out the system restore, internet access, etc. It give the message that system restore cannot save your computer. Anyway the disk drive on the machine didn't work so I removed. I copied the recovery disk to a flash drive, which instruction will make the recovery begin? Thanks.

Configuration: Windows XP Internet6.0

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