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Windows XP/2000 - Creating a Windows XP home cd? posted in the Operating Systems forums; HI, I have just downloaded windows xp home and i burn it on to a cd using NERO. howver when i try to format a hard drive with this cd ...

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Old 01-12-2007
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HI,

I have just downloaded windows xp home and i burn it on to a cd using NERO. howver when i try to format a hard drive with this cd it gives me the following error:

An Internal error has occurred.
Could not find a place for a swap file


what is this error??


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Hi Pete

Welcome to PC Help Forums

You may have downloaded XP from a website but it's not a legal version.
If you require further help on any given subject please feel free to do so, until then this post is closed as it is an enquiry with regard to piracy.


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