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Insert your XP installation CD into the computer
that will act as the file server. Open Windows Explorer (right-click the
"Start" button and select "Explore") and copy the
"i386" folder from the root of the installation CD to a place on your
computer, such as to the root of the C drive.
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Right-click on the folder you copied and select
"Sharing and Security...." Click "Share this folder" and
then click "Permissions." Select "Everyone" and check
"Full Control." Click the "OK" button two times.
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Go to the computer where you want to install
Windows XP. Open a command prompt (click "Start," "Run,"
type "cmd" and press "OK"). Type in "net use Z:
\\server_computer_name\i386" and press the "Enter" key. Note
that "server_computer_name" is the local network name of the computer
that is sharing the i386 folder across the network.
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Type "Z:\i386\winnt /s:Z \i386" into the
command prompt and press the "Enter" key. This will begin the file
transfer and setup process by copying the files from the server computer to the
local computer where you are installing XP.
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Wait until you see the Windows XP setup screen
appear. Press the "Enter" key, then press "F8." Choose
which partition you want to install Windows to, press the "Enter" key
again and then press the "Enter" key one final time to begin the
setup process. This process will be automated. Once it finishes, you can start
using XP on the computer.
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