Creating an XP Install CD

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Joshua Sparks

My XP Home edition came preloaded on my Compaq Presario. There's a
secondary partition (my D drive) that is used for recovering installed OS
and programs. I've also created a set of recovery CD's (all 7 of them).
What I'm wondering is, is there a way to create a Win XP installation CD Rom
from what's in my recovery partition without having to use 7 CD. Kinda like
what you'd buy in a store. Basically, if I wanted to re-format my hard
drive, I"d like to be able to put Windows XP and Windows XP alone back on
and then selectivly install my own software instead of having a recovery
process do it without presenting any options or alternatives.
 
Greetings --

There is no way to do that, sorry. The only way to use them is how Compaq
provide them.
 
My XP Home edition came preloaded on my Compaq Presario. There's a
secondary partition (my D drive) that is used for recovering installed OS
and programs. I've also created a set of recovery CD's (all 7 of them).
What I'm wondering is, is there a way to create a Win XP installation CD Rom
from what's in my recovery partition without having to use 7 CD. Kinda like
what you'd buy in a store. Basically, if I wanted to re-format my hard
drive, I"d like to be able to put Windows XP and Windows XP alone back on
and then selectivly install my own software instead of having a recovery
process do it without presenting any options or alternatives.

Look foo a flolder calld i386. There may be an WinXP install file set.
 

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