@zoeyzozo Did you look at the FAQ's and Tutorials section here?

@pcservice, he asked a ? I told him what I knew. This original topic is probably buried in there too. :(



Last edited by zoeyzozo at Today at 5:51 pm

thnx zoeyzozo

I just burn my new CD XP and all is working fine ;)

Thanks again :lol:

@fares

You have the right size

i got a bit excited and slip streamed a few other goodies... :P
(not just on cd, slipstreamed into windows xp installer)

divx 5.02 (since it hasnt changed in a while now)
the shellplayer power toy
the virtual desktop manager power toy
tweakui.exe(in system32)
patched uxtheme.dll(this was tricky)
about 100 other files too..

Fun stuff..
Morpheus

If you want to keep all your programs & settings intact, boot from your SP1 CD & when you get to choose where to install, highlight your current installation & choose Repair ( R ).
All your programs, email, etc will be unaltered but you are now running SP1



Last edited by swampy at Today at 12:43 am

Another great tutorial. Thanks !

Hi to all

I just slipstreamed 'official' M$ SP1 into WinXP but I'm not sure if I've done it correctly, and I have a query or two about the CD/ISO size before and after slipstreaming, which I hope someone can answer?

The CD and ISO size before slipstreaming was:

CD: 512.342.016 (488MB)
ISO: 512.342.016 (488MB)
CRC: 0x6E8390C0

Afterwards:

CD: 562.116.608 (536MB)
ISO: 538.765.312 (513MB)
CRC: 0x74E6F234

I used WinISO to make an ISO image of the CD, then copied the contents ot the CD to another folder. I then slipstreamed SP1 into the XP folder, then opened the ISO and deleted the contents. I then copied the newly integrated files back into WinISO, saved it and then burnt it using ISO recorder (I could not find the option to burn the ISO image in WinISO)

Regards

I don't know why the CD and ISO sizes are different after slipstreaming but if anyone can comment on this, I would appreciate it.

Thanks a lot man,i needed that info.

how do u do that???

i would love to slipstream a ton of stuff