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Started by swift06 , Sep 06 2010 09:39 PM

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#1 swift06

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Posted 06 September 2010 - 09:39 PM

hi

can anyone help me creating a bootable cd>>

i am using windows XP sp2 professional , and would like to know how to make it with all the applications, latest drivers and updates installed when i use this CD too INSTALLS in a new computer or existing one
i am looking forward to installing sp3 update, how can i include this too into this BOOTABLE CD??

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Posted 06 September 2010 - 10:23 PM

What you are referring to is called Slipstreaming. There is a good tutorial that you can read here. The author refers to slipstreaming sp2, but the same method can be used with sp3.

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Posted 06 September 2010 - 11:01 PM

thanks for the link...

but if i do this method, will all the already installed apps like>> firefox, gomplayer,etc with their latest version be automatically installed???

also what about already installed latest drivers ???

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Posted 06 September 2010 - 11:06 PM

Slipstreaming in the tutorial is only meant to be used to slipstream the XP operating system and the SP3. The drivers will have to be installed afterward, you will need the CD with the drivers, or download them. All other applications, Firefox, Gameplayer, updates..., will have to be installed later.

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Posted 06 September 2010 - 11:31 PM

oh...ok ok...

where can i get all the latest drivers >>like after i install sp3 in my system

all the required drivers for system >>> latest versions??? do u hav any links??

thanks.:D

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Posted 07 September 2010 - 04:55 AM

Drivers can be included in a slipstreamed installation disk, this is done for example with SATA drivers when installing XP onto a SATA drive, which XP will otherwise be unable to see. There's little advantage slipstreaming other drivers, as it 's just as much fiddling integrating them into the slipstream as it is to install them, and if one manufacturer issues an update your slipstream is out of date.

all the required drivers for system >>> latest versions??? do u hav any links??

What system is it for?

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Posted 07 September 2010 - 06:47 AM

i use a desktop pc >>> HP PAVILION a1020in ..... :thumbsup:

now in a mood to upgrade system... :flowers:

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Posted 07 September 2010 - 08:29 AM

<<i am using windows XP sp2 professional , and would like to know how to make it with all the applications, latest drivers and updates installed when i use this CD too INSTALLS in a new computer or existing one>>

Since you have an HP system...what you seem to be asking...amounts to a recovery/restore disk, IMO...or an image of your existing system (made by using the appropriate software).

Such cannot be installed on any system other than the one on which all this came installed...you cannot use the license, O/S, driverr, etc. from that system...on a different system.

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Posted 07 September 2010 - 09:51 AM

OK...

thanx

can i do it for the same pc in which i am working?? :trumpet:

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Posted 07 September 2010 - 10:11 AM

<<can i do it for the same pc in which i am working??>>

Not sure what you mean...if the question is whether you can create a copy of your system as it is today...by whatever means...and use that on the same system at some point in the future...the answer is Yes.

It's the licensing...which is the determining factor for determining whether an O/S install can be made on a system.

AFAIK, you can install the same version of XP any number of times...on the same system...as long as you have a valid license for one install. I don't see the value in doing such, but it seems possible.

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Posted 07 September 2010 - 11:52 PM

i need to make anew cd , merge partitions >> D and I and erase C then freshly install everthing in C drive... :flowers:

hows the idea?? :thumbsup:

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Posted 08 September 2010 - 10:37 AM

If I were you...I would contact HP and ask for a set of Recovery disks applicable to my system.

I would (upon receipt of same) delete all partitions on the original hard drive...and use the recovery/restore disks to install XP, following the directions provided for using same.

I would purchase a second hard and install same.

I would copy the data files from the original drive to a partition I create on the second drive.

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