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john.peeler
I have posted in other topics issues with the ASMS folder inside the
i386 directory. Perhaps a simple question can resolve the whole thing,
and tell me I just have a whole batch of bad master CD's from MS. Has
anyone successfully copied the entire i386 directory from a original
(not slipstreamed) Windows XP Professional w/SP2 CD to the local drive
on a client PC and started the install from the i386 directory on the
local drive?
The above method (which worked with Windows XP Professional SP1) has
always been our prefered choice when building images, especially with
remote laptop users who may need to repair their OS installation, but
who always lose every CD restore they may have.
Thanks.
i386 directory. Perhaps a simple question can resolve the whole thing,
and tell me I just have a whole batch of bad master CD's from MS. Has
anyone successfully copied the entire i386 directory from a original
(not slipstreamed) Windows XP Professional w/SP2 CD to the local drive
on a client PC and started the install from the i386 directory on the
local drive?
The above method (which worked with Windows XP Professional SP1) has
always been our prefered choice when building images, especially with
remote laptop users who may need to repair their OS installation, but
who always lose every CD restore they may have.
Thanks.