Creating a CD boot/recovery disk for XP Home

[Rob]

Where do I find within windows xp, the menu item or whatever to create/burn a
cd boot/recovery disk for XP home edition?

Thanks
Rob

 

[Shenan Stanley]

Where do I find within windows xp, the menu item or whatever to
create/burn a cd boot/recovery disk for XP home edition?

Your Windows XP Home Edition installation CD is bootable and contains what
you want.

 

[Paul Randall]

Many HP/Compaq computers have instructions you can get to in Help & Support,
by searching for something like create recovery cd; these computers
typically have the hard drive partitioned into a large partition for the
user (typically C: drive), and a smaller recovery partition which may be
hidden or may show up as drive D:. Some computers include a set of recovery
discs. Some Dell computers included an slightly modified Windows
installation CD -- it would install the OS without requiring the product key
on a wide range of Dell computers. Most computer manufacturers allow you to
purchase a set of recovry disks. HP.com typically charges under $20. It is
the responsibility of the computer builder to provide a method of recovery.
If you post more info on the source/type of computer you have, perhaps
someone can give more specific instructions.

-Paul Randall

 

[ju.c]

XP only has the MS-DOS startup disk.

For that you right-click a drive and select Format.
A little windows pops up. At the bottom is the
option "Create an MS-DOS startup disk.

It's virtually useless though.


ju.c

 

[Twayne]

XP only has the MS-DOS startup disk.

For that you right-click a drive and select Format.
A little windows pops up. At the bottom is the
option "Create an MS-DOS startup disk.

It's virtually useless though.


ju.c