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> Bootable XP Pro DVD, Can anyone help me to make a bootable xp
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post Jul 13 2005, 12:45 PM
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Can anyone help me to make a bootable xp Pro Disk for my own use. I have copied my XP Pro CD to a new folder on my backup hard disk, tried to make an iso using ultra ISO, however when i try to boot from DVD it doesnt work. I have used Nero Smartsweet to burn DVD.

Is there any files i may be missing

Thank you in Advance.

I have followed various tutorials, ie Easy Boot, ULtra ISO etcbut I cant get dvd to boot on startup.

Thank you in Advance.
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post Jul 13 2005, 12:54 PM
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Hi if you go to the microsoft site you will find a download to make a bootable cd or floppy.

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Microsoft's Guide To Making A Bootable Windows Cd

This post has been edited by Techsomething: Jul 13 2005, 04:50 PM


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post Jul 13 2005, 09:13 PM
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QUOTE(npw171264 @ Jul 13 2005, 12:45 PM)
Can anyone help me to make a bootable xp Pro Disk for my own use. I have copied my XP Pro CD to a new folder on my backup hard disk, tried to make an iso using ultra ISO, however when i try to boot from DVD it doesnt work. I have used Nero Smartsweet to burn DVD.

Is there any files i may be missing

Thank you in Advance.

I have followed various tutorials, ie Easy Boot, ULtra ISO etcbut I cant get dvd to boot on startup.

Thank you in Advance.

You can use this program to make your own bootable XP os with what you want in it and none of the bleep that M$ stuffs it full of-- Its called "nLite" and is free here --

http://www.nliteos.com/


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Id rather go with the microsoft advice....although theyre customer service isnt the best theyre online troubleshooting is teh l337nezz


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QUOTE(Techsomething @ Jul 14 2005, 12:39 AM)
Id rather go with the microsoft advice....although theyre customer service isnt the best theyre online troubleshooting is teh l337nezz

Ok but let me ask you this "Does your microsft how to tell you how to remove the garbage that they put in?" The nLite program can slipstream you a better version of XP and leave out the 45 day activation bleep while making it a "walk away install". With nLite you don't have to sit at the computer waiting on it to ask you to choose this or choose that like the microsoft one does. I say try it its free and you will be really suprised at all the things you can remove and add to it. I Slipstreamed XP Pro with all the Hotfixes and Sp2 updates with My newest drivers and spyware programs on a disk and it is only 350mb and it works perfect!


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