Slipstreaming W2K Service Pack

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I copied all the files in the Win2K CDROM to a folder then by using slipstream I integrated SP4 into the original W2K installation. My question is, how can burn the all the files into a bootable CD like the original W2K CD ? I know that W2K use no emulation but I don't know where is the image file use for the bootable disc. Please help

Sorry if my question does not fit into this newsgroup but I post it here because I think it's relevant to W2K.
 
I copied all the files in the Win2K CDROM to a folder then by using
slipstream I integrated SP4 into the original W2K installation. My question
is, how can burn the all the files into a bootable CD like the original W2K
CD ? I know that W2K use no emulation but I don't know where is the image
file use for the bootable disc. Please help.

See: http://old.bink.nu/bootcd/

Niels
 
Greetings --

Making a bootable Windows 2000 CD
http://www.thetechguide.com/win2kbootcd/


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Philip Lo said:
I copied all the files in the Win2K CDROM to a folder then by using
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slipstream I integrated SP4 into the original W2K installation. My
question is, how can burn the all the files into a bootable CD like
the original W2K CD ? I know that W2K use no emulation but I don't
know where is the image file use for the bootable disc. Please help.
Sorry if my question does not fit into this newsgroup but I post it
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here because I think it's relevant to W2K.
 
I've just done this, using SP4, prior to a reinstallation repair on my sys.
All went fine but I was perlexed to find IE version5 installed as apposed to
v6
David
 
DL said:
I've just done this, using SP4, prior to a reinstallation repair on my sys.
All went fine but I was perlexed to find IE version5 installed as apposed to
v6
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Hi

That is because Win2k service packs only updates the IE version that was
originally delivered when Win2k was released (IE 5.01). So a Win2k CD with SP4
slipstreamed will install IE 5.01 SP4.
 
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IE5 is what comes with Win2K; SP4 does not change this.

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Ta; I wondered why
David

Bruce Chambers said:
Greetings --

IE5 is what comes with Win2K; SP4 does not change this.

Bruce Chambers

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