my xp-cd isnt' bootable

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Have you checked that in your BIOS, the CD-ROM drive be the first device when booting?
 
What is the source of the CD?
Is it original or a copy?

Make sure CD drive is a boot device before hard drive in the BIOS.
Reboot with Windows XP CD.
Look for a message similar to "Press any key to boot to CD-ROM"
The message may only be up for a few seconds and you need to press a key at
that time.

Otherwise these will help:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310994
Make sure you get the correct set.
 
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Kidman said:
what if my xp-cd isnt' bootable?
if so, how will i setup?

All XP CD's are bootable.
See link below for alternate methods.
Click on or copy and paste the link below into your web browser address bar.
How to clean install XP.
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html
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there's isn't a file called bootfond.bin in my Windows Xp Sp2 cd-rom.
is that the cause of being unable to boot?
if so, where can i get the file?
 
Go to the BIOS and see whether you have your CD-RIM drive as your first boot device.
 

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