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That worked great! - the Add/Remove install picked up some things off the XP Pro CD and then went on the finish.<br />
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However, I am still having trouble logging in to an FTP site that I can log into on other computers on this LAN. I Have &quot;enable folder view on FTP sites &quot;&nbsp;checked in Internet Options Advanced....this is a slightly different issue than the topic, however.<br />

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That worked great! - the Add/Remove install picked up some things off the XP Pro CD and then went on the finish.

However, I am still having trouble logging in to an FTP site that I can log into on other computers on this LAN. I Have "enable folder view on FTP sites " checked in Internet Options Advanced....this is a slightly different issue than the topic, however.


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not to sure about that one sorry
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I'm Trying to add FTP to XP Pro.<br />
&nbsp; - &nbsp;in Add/Remove Windows Components - IIS services - Checked &quot;FTP Protocol Service&quot; OK<br />
and it starts the process and then asks to insert Windows XP Professional SP2 CD&quot;. &nbsp;I have 2 CD's - one is XP Pro and the other is SP2. File browser shows XP PRO has the i386 folder and the FILE IS ACTUALLY THERE - yet even several retries and moving the CD to another computer on a LAN doesn't seem to help...(It doesn't find it on the SP2 CD, either.)<br />

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I'm Trying to add FTP to XP Pro.
  -  in Add/Remove Windows Components - IIS services - Checked "FTP Protocol Service" OK
and it starts the process and then asks to insert Windows XP Professional SP2 CD".  I have 2 CD's - one is XP Pro and the other is SP2. File browser shows XP PRO has the i386 folder and the FILE IS ACTUALLY THERE - yet even several retries and moving the CD to another computer on a LAN doesn't seem to help...(It doesn't find it on the SP2 CD, either.)


AddRemove programs Windows Setup -  copy file ftpmib.dl_ fails

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.