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Forgive me, but I don't quite follow this line:<br />
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2. Apply service pack to your files using the &quot;-s&quot; option (you must supply full path).<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; xpsp1_en_x86.exe -s:c:\winxpsp<br />
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I have a copy of the &nbsp;xpsp1_en_x86.exe in the folder where &nbsp;I have the XP files, but am not sure what to do next (other than to get a prompt and run xpsp1_en_x86.exe -s:c:\winxpsp<br />
&nbsp;from there).
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Forgive me, but I don't quite follow this line:

2. Apply service pack to your files using the "-s" option (you must supply full path).
      xpsp1_en_x86.exe -s:c:\winxpsp

I have a copy of the  xpsp1_en_x86.exe in the folder where  I have the XP files, but am not sure what to do next (other than to get a prompt and run xpsp1_en_x86.exe -s:c:\winxpsp
 from there).

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Hello,<br />
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I am trying to build a bootable CD using PE Builder but I cannot get past the first step. &nbsp;When I give the path to my XP CD, it says I need SP 1. &nbsp;How do I overcome this because if I install SP 1 on my XP machine, it doesn't help because the files need to be on the CD or am I completely wrong?
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Hello,

I am trying to build a bootable CD using PE Builder but I cannot get past the first step.  When I give the path to my XP CD, it says I need SP 1.  How do I overcome this because if I install SP 1 on my XP machine, it doesn't help because the files need to be on the CD or am I completely wrong?

BartPE Question

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.