Windows XP Home Boot Disk Download
These are the Windows XP Home Edition boot disk images available from AllBootDisks.
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About you to boys.You must download the stupid program of his on this link http://www.winimage.com/ then install it run it and you can open the files that he created and extract them all and burn them on CD and you have a bootable CD.Bye Bye and good luck.
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hi what program do i use to write to disc
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its something else. not full windows. sorry bro
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this is only the bootable files of xp which run the xp.
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Hi all. I am at witts end with my HP Pavilion and would appreciate any help/advice/recommendations anyone has. After trying to repair the XP OS multiple times from the manufacturer's recovery CD to no avail, I finally decided to completely reformat and reinstall windows from the CD. After doing so, I ran chkdsk in command mode and it's showing no errors. However, windows still will not boot because the "biosinfo.inf file is missing or corrupt". I did a little research and supposedly this file is not included on the manufacturer's recovery CD and is only located on the Windows XP install CD, which I do not have because the OS was already installed when I bought the computer. Does anyone know where can I get this one single file and how I can transfer it onto my HD in DOS mode?
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