Burn Slipstream Windows XP SP2 to CD

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Burn Slipstream Windows XP SP2 to CD

Version 6

To burn the image using Nero 6 do the following

Open Nero
Choose CD-ROM (Boot) from the New Compilation 's Boot page.
Under Source of boot image data, choose "Image file"
Click Browse
Navigate to the C:\bootfile folder
Click on the Microsoft Corporation.img file (or other file if it is listed different)
Select option for "Enable expert settings (for advanced users only)"
Change "Kind of emulation" to No Emulation
Change "Number of loaded sectors" to 4
Load segment of sectors option should remain at its default value of 07c0
Click the Label tab
Under the Volume label, enter the name of the windows XP Label that you wrote down earlier
Click on the button New
Navigate to C:\xp
Copy all the contents of C:\xp to the new CD
Click Burn
choose the drive you want to burn to.

Your disk has been made. If you have a system that has no important files on it, you can run the CD to see if its setup correctly.

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