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If you have XP home then it could be complete , if you have XP pro then its to small by +/- 40 mb.


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Nice addition to the Tutorials joe5


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If you have XP home then it could be complete , if you have XP pro then its to small by +/- 40 mb.
I have XP Home
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If you have XP home then it could be complete , if you have XP pro then its to small by +/- 40 mb.
? I have XP Home

I don't have acces to a XP home disc so i can't check , but maybe someone else who has a XP home disc could compare there I386 folder with the one from Madgamer ?


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Stupid Hewlett Packard, I also only have recovery CD's, 5 of them. I can't believe they didn't ship my PC with an original install disc. It takes me a life time to re-install windows, and when I do, I have all the unnecessary junk that I don't want. On my recovery CD's, I have i386 folders on all of them I think. And disc 1 and disc 5 have i386 folders in excess of 500MB in size. I'm fairly sure that there is a way to create a XP CD from these discs, I found something on the net a while ago that may have helped me, but lost it now.

If anyone has any solutions, I would be extremely grateful.

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