Do you have to sit back and HEX-edit anything, or can you just plain copy the directories over? OK, now I'm confused There is a file in your i directory of any winxp based cd. The file looks like this. Now in the extra data part of the file i have taken out the last four charactors to avoid any legalities.
This part of the file tells setup which key to accept. I have a document that tells one how to convert their key into these numbers. PM me if any one needs this file. The Pid part of the file tells setup the type of windows.
The last three charactors are what change. And the other for retail, well I forgot but I will look through my files to find out for sure in some one needs it. INI file from your cd2 and move it to a copy of the i directory of a xp pro cd to make a replacement. Some other files like the one to make windows activated may need to be copied as well.
But in my experience this has worked quite well. Not hard at all, I did it If you strip it down you can actually incoroporate both CDs into one Now the tricky part, once the copying of CD2 is done eject the optical drive and insert the next dsic, and begin copying its contents to the root of the same directory above Upon completion you may remove the disc from the try and reinsert it into it's protective casing.
That's almost exactly the way I pictured it in my head, only it didn't sound quite as condescending. Sorry, I was trying to make something simple complicated You know, followign in Microsoft's footsteps You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community.
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