Build your XP Install Cd

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If your computer came with a recovery partition,and you don't have a Windows
XP cd,here's the way to make a fully fonctional Windows XP cd.First i backup
my Disk1 ( with the partion of C:where is my OS and the partition x which is
my recovery with Ghost to a another drive or you can burn it to a cd, or you
can use an another backup software.I made my Xp install cd, to test it, i run
the installation and the cd was ok.I reinstall Ghost run my backup and pronto
i have everything back to normal.Here's the link to make your
cd......http://www.supportpcs.co.uk/installcd/winxp.html
 
Outstanding information that led absolutely nowhere. :)

Your subject is "build your XP install CD", and your instructions to do so
is "I made my xp install CD" without any information as to how you did so.
 
Joe Grover said:
Outstanding information that led absolutely nowhere. :)

Your subject is "build your XP install CD", and your instructions to do so
is "I made my xp install CD" without any information as to how you did so.
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Here's the clue -

The OP just didn't make it a hyperlink - copy and paste and all will be
revealed....
 
Gus said:
If your computer came with a recovery partition,and you don't have
a Windows XP cd,here's the way to make a fully fonctional
Windows XP cd.

First i backup my Disk1 ( with the partion of C:where is my OS
and the partition x which is my recovery with Ghost to a another
drive or you can burn it to a cd, or you can use an another
backup software.

I made my Xp install cd, to test it, i run the installation and the
cd was ok. I reinstall Ghost run my backup and pronto i have
everything back to normal.

Here's the link to make your cd......
http://www.supportpcs.co.uk/installcd/winxp.html
Click to expand...

Joe said:
Outstanding information that led absolutely nowhere. :)

Your subject is "build your XP install CD", and your instructions
to do so is "I made my xp install CD" without any information as to
how you did so.
Click to expand...

Joe,

Is the web link broken for you?

Admittedly - the OPs presentation, grammar and just overall english skills
need work - but there are steps to make said installation media when the
link is followed from the original post. It is (the OP) hard to read,
perhaps a little difficult to comprehend - but the link is clearly there to
further instructions.

I followed said and although I cannot say the instructions there *work*
(haven't tried them) - they are some substantial steps listed there. Or did
you just read the first part and neglect to read the entire post, follow the
link with the step-by-step instructions, etc?
 
Shenan said:
Joe,

Is the web link broken for you?

Admittedly - the OPs presentation, grammar and just overall english
skills need work - but there are steps to make said installation
media when the link is followed from the original post. It is (the
OP) hard to read, perhaps a little difficult to comprehend - but the
link is clearly there to further instructions.

I followed said and although I cannot say the instructions there
*work* (haven't tried them) - they are some substantial steps listed
there. Or did you just read the first part and neglect to read the
entire post, follow the link with the step-by-step instructions, etc?
Click to expand...

I have a Dell (OEM) with just a recovery disk, so thought I'd try this.
As per instructions, I went into regedit
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup
SourcePath shows (Type) Reg_SZ but there is no path under (Data)
 
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