Slipstreaming windows xp and settings

Solution to the unexpected error problem: Booya! Nailed it. It works now and works well. And it was not Microsoft's fault You must log in or register to reply here. Log in. Install the app. Forums What's new Log in Register Search. IT Management Planning and Technology. Share your problems and also share the solutions you came up at your IT organizations with your peers.

Sign in to vote. Ajman, U. Tuesday, July 24, AM. What I would do is download nlite just google search nlite, it should be the first link and use it to slipstream I have slipstreamed this way before.

Did you get the VLK directly from Microsoft? Tuesday, July 24, PM. What kind of key is it Again you need to locate the Service Pack but once that is done the process is very painless. When you have click on Open, the slipstream process will begin. The process will take a few minutes depending on the specification or the computer that you are using.

At this point, you can choose to click on Next and remove unwanted components from your Windows CD to speed up installation and various other advantages. This is beyond the scope of this tutorial see the nLite homepage for more information on this. For personal preference, you may want to change your CD label. I normally use the same as the original XP CD. If you wish to do this you will need to change the underlined section in the following line which is located next to the Make ISO button:.

Do not change anything else in this line as the ISO image that we are going to create in the next step will not work. You will need to choose a location to save the ISO file to, so choose a location with plenty of free space available.

Very cool especially for everyone who uses dialup and likes to reinstall XP everytime it becomes goop. I slipstreamed SP2 about 3 days ago…MS sure does hide the network install patch on their site. I would also recommend the autostreamer from the team behind autopatcherXP. The little program makes slipstreaming a walk in the park.

These patches are listes in svcpack. When ready, you should get a confirmation. From the menu choose Extract Microsoft Corporation.

On the Boot tab, select Image file under Source of boot image data , and browse to the location of the Microsoft Corporation.