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Slipstreaming cd's..
Name: ED ZONER Date: September 15, 2005 at 15:23:44 Pacific OS: XP PRO CPU/Ram: 3.0GHZ/512 RAM
Comment:
Greetings, I was curious as to any imput on slipstreaming (my cd key) into the os files, then to burn onto cd. I attempted this a while back to no avail. As I recall, I modified somehow the "unattend" file, renamed it something else, yet continued to fail to automate the os cd process{with the cd key automatically popping up as desired}. Maybe I had bad instructions from another site, or I failed otherwise. Any Ideas, suggestions..Thanks -EZ
Name: StuartS Date: September 15, 2005 at 15:33:36 Pacific
Reply:
When you slipstream a Windows XP CD the CD key doesn't pop-up as it does with Windows 98. Totally different installation process. If the slipstreamed disk installs then you can be sure the CD Key has been entered correctly.
Heres a couple of websites that shows you how to do it.
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