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    What Is A Slipstreamed Installation CD?
    Think of your installation CD as providing a stream of data to your computer to set up the operating system. On the day XP was released the data stream was up to date and current. As months have gone by, upgrades and fixes have been issued to make your system more stable and secure. SP2 or SP3 is a compilation of those updates and fixes. Slipstreaming 'slips' these new bits of data from SP2 or SP3 into the 'stream' of data that the original CD provided, effectively merging the two into one XP Installation CD ROM. A slipstreamed CD is used just like any other Windows installation CD. Without a slipstreamed CD when you go to Windows Update you might find many Critical Updates are needed.
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    You just need to install a full version with SP2 or SP3 on it................... SP1 will not work I think


    info Create A Bootable Windows XP Installation CD Slipstreamed with SP2 or SP3

    http://www.winsupersite.com/article/...ack-2-sp2.aspx

    http://www.maximumpc.com/article/How...P-installation

    http://www.helpwithwindows.com/Windo...ce_Pack_3.html
    Last edited by dctokyo; 12-26-2010 at 07:01 PM. Reason: added links

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