Windows Xp Sp2 On A Cd? Make installing windows Easier (slipstr)

[sujith 0]

Almost everyone of us have installed windows
If our system is a bit old I think it will take
About half an hour for reinstalling windows XP
If you are conscious about the security of your computer you
must install windows XP service pack 2 (SP2). I think that you people
will agree with me in this matter. I think that installing service pack 2
Consumes more power than installing XP
For me for installing XP
It will take about 18 minutes
Service pack 2 will take about half hours
Installing SP2 is the most boring part of the windows reinstallation
I tried to find a way for integrating the windows
CD with SP2
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Notice from saint-michael:

edited topic title to reflect what was posted. Also moved topic since it is not a security exploit.

Edited November 3, 2005 by Saint_Michael (see edit history)

[wariorpk 0]

I know what you are saying completely. Every time I have reinstalled Windows I have had this problem. It almost makes me want to forget about the security of my computer. Thank you for sharing this information.

[Saint_Michael 3]

i do believe such a cd already exsist if you go to microsoft website I think you can request to have a cd sent to your address.

[flyerdball 0]

Just got this off of the microsoft website... Just like Saint Micheal said, at this link, there is an option to have the CD sent to your house.

[believer 0]

yes they will and for free (just don't know if they send one to you if you have an unlicensed/pirated copy), quite handy to have.

[magiccode9 0]

hi,yes, this would be a problem. but i know that with torrent thing be have a booable cd with sp2 installed. every thing to go is just like orginal winxp do. while i have't this, instead, I have prepared a bootable dos cd, and winxp system with sp2 intergrated together. if I needs to re-install it, just boot the system with it, then, type a command, all thing would like boot from winxp cd. btw, the next version windows vista might not allow this method anymore, coz that will not longer exists text mode setup part, may be like macintosh, full graphics mode. so, no text mode setup command exists.- hope this help