PCStats have a new guide out for slipstreaming Windows XP with Service Pack 2!
With XP Service Pack 2 just released, users and IT departments across the world are scrambling to test and update their Microsoft-based PCs with its new features. Unfortunately, updating to service pack 2 (SP2) is a time consuming process, especially if you have more than one PC to upgrade.
As usual, Microsoft has published the service pack in the form of a single downloadable file for IT professionals who need to apply it to multiple machines over a network. This is all well and good, but what if you are dealing with several, or dozens of new systems which require XP to be installed, along with its latest service pack?
Creating a WindowsXP Install CD with Service Pack 2
With XP Service Pack 2 just released, users and IT departments across the world are scrambling to test and update their Microsoft-based PCs with its new features. Unfortunately, updating to service pack 2 (SP2) is a time consuming process, especially if you have more than one PC to upgrade.
As usual, Microsoft has published the service pack in the form of a single downloadable file for IT professionals who need to apply it to multiple machines over a network. This is all well and good, but what if you are dealing with several, or dozens of new systems which require XP to be installed, along with its latest service pack?
Creating a WindowsXP Install CD with Service Pack 2
