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Creating an XP CD
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, Oct 27 2006 08:22 PM
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Posted 27 October 2006 - 08:22 PM
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Posted 27 October 2006 - 10:07 PM
It should work inasmuch as it will install a basic, minimal copy of Windows, but you will most likely find if you do a format and re-install with it, some of the internal hardware won't work such as video-card and graphics-card since those drivers are on the recovery discs.
Also many of the original applications will be missing for the same reason -- that's why there are six recovery discs - there's much more stuff to install to get your PC back up and running with everything working and all included programs present. Your single CD won't have any of that.
Also many of the original applications will be missing for the same reason -- that's why there are six recovery discs - there's much more stuff to install to get your PC back up and running with everything working and all included programs present. Your single CD won't have any of that.
Edited by pip22, 27 October 2006 - 10:13 PM.
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Posted 28 October 2006 - 08:41 AM
That is another reason why i created that CD, so i wouln't have the additionsl apps such as AOL, Norton 2004, Easy Internet Access, etc.. As for the drivers... i could put them on the CD as separate files and then i would have them there when i did a reformat, this CD i guess would also make only one partition and not two like the machine has right now (C:\ and D:\) D:\ is were all the recovery files are located.
Would my XP Key on the COA sticker work? would i be able to activate it?
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Would my XP Key on the COA sticker work? would i be able to activate it?
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