"ValueAdd" directory contents necessary for installation of Win2000 ?

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Paul Barasoa

From an original Win2000 CD I want to create new, individual Win2000 installation CD.
In order to have more space for other tools I want to put on the new, own CD I consider to remove
the directory "ValueAdd". Is this possible or does the boot/installation process of Win2000
absolutely need this directory (even the components in there are not installed) ?

Paul
 
Y

yesplease151

I've never tried, but I'm pretty sure you can get rid of it. I would
burn 1 copy and test.
 

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