Windows installation tutorials

Update and Patch XP, Office, and All Microsoft Products at the Same Time

Contributed by MickeyMouse on June 16, 2005 under Windows installation

Windows update has long upgraded your windows installation automatically. Now, update it so it will upgrade office and other microsoft products at the same time.

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Harddrive Windows XP installation – no floppy/CD drive

Contributed by William_Wilson on May 2, 2005 under Windows installation

This method costs about $20, but is guaranteed to work every time.

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XP SP2: Lock up or Will Not Boot after SP2 Install on Prescott

Contributed by davak on September 17, 2004 under Windows installation

Service Pack 2 will cause some systems with the early version of the prescott chip to lock up.

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XP: See the State of Activation

Contributed by MickeyMouse on September 8, 2004 under Windows installation

Quick method to see if a system has been activated or not.

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Creating FAT32 Partition|Preparing Drive for OS install using Win98SE Bootdisk

Contributed by seamonkey420 on September 7, 2004 under Windows installation

This is a quick recipe from one of my other ones, this explains how to use the ever dreaded FDISK to setup a partition on a new harddrive or delete an existing harddrive before clean installing an os using the windows 98 se bootdisk. Requirements: Windows 98 Boot Disk, Harddrive.

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Windows XP and SP2 and AMD 64 Processors and Problems: FYI

Contributed by seamonkey420 on August 29, 2004 under Windows installation

This is a quick ingredients list of things to try when having problems with Windows XP with SP2 and your AMD Athlon 64 Processor.

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Unattended Install in Windows XP

Contributed by mikejc on August 24, 2004 under Windows installation

Create a bootable CD-ROM that will install Windows XP unattended. Setup Manager on the Windows XP CD will be used to create an answer file

When installing multiple PCs it is easier to set up an unattended installation and burn a bootable CD. Then to answer each prompt during a manual installation.

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Install Recovery Console from the Windows XP CD

Contributed by mikejc on under Windows installation

Using the Recovery Console requires the Windows XP CD. After installation the Recovery Console runs from a local drive and the CD is not needed.

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