WINXP startup disk

Hello
unless Im not uderstanding you, I think you are in
violation of patent rights. If so it may be the reason of
a failed attempt
-----Original Message-----
I have tried twice from different computers to make a
good
set of startup disks from Microsoft's download center and
each set ends up with a corruped file - last time it was
SP1.cab. Has anyone else run into this problem??
.

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Hello
unless Im not uderstanding you, I think you are in
violation of patent rights. If so it may be the reason of
a failed attempt
-----Original Message-----
I have tried twice from different computers to make a good
set of startup disks from Microsoft's download center and
each set ends up with a corruped file - last time it was
SP1.cab. Has anyone else run into this problem??
.

Then go read:

For Windows XP Pro setup diskettes:
http://snipurl.com/5afn
http://snipurl.com/4njc (with SP-1)

For Windows XP Home setup diskettes:
http://snipurl.com/4njc
http://snipurl.com/5ph5 (with SP-1)
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And answer why there is a violation of patent rights for a download =
provided freely by Microsoft itself. You'll still need the installation =
media (i.e., CD) to complete the install.

Sounds like you (terry, that is, not "anonymous" who can't bother to use =
a unique moniker) need to redo the downloads to ensure you have an =
uncorrupted copy of it. Or you need to try a different set of floppies =
since one of them is probably defective.

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