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Shadow Smurf

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Oct 10, 2007
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I have Windows XP with SP1, but am trying to update to SP2. When I go to install, it says I need an additional 4mb of space to install. So, I freed up 4GB!
But it still gives me the same message. I don't have internet in Windows on my mac either.

How can I get SP2 to work so I can have sound?
 
You need to make an XP SP2 install CD, not install SP2 as an upgrade.

Find a window machine that you can use that is on the internet. Down load software call nlite (Google it: www.nliteos.com). Take you Window XP CD and copy it to a subdirectory on the PC. Also copy your copy of SP2 to the PC.

Do a little reading about nlite and run nlite to slipstream SP2 into your copy of XP. The output is an iso image that you can burn to a CD. Then follow the normal installation process for BootCamp.

Neil
 
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