Thread: [Tutorial]Create Your Own Windows XP Unattended CD

Hi Friends,
Here Is my new tutorial, How To Create Your Own Windows XP, Unattended CD.

The Windows CD Created Will Be Only 315MB, without removing any visual effects.

Time required to install : 14-17 minutes.

Link : Create Your Own Windows XP Unattended CD

You are requesting Create Your Own Windows XP, Unattended CD.pdf (3.3 MB)

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will download in NU free time.

If this is installed,
What happens to present legal OS version ?

the size of the tutorial is 3.3MB, do as per the tutorial and create a windows XP unattended CD, to install this you have to format u r present OS, this tutorial helps to remove the unwanted components from the CD Like, Windows XP Tour, Briefcase, Music Samples, Unwanted Drivers...etc.

do u mind attaching the files in ur post as splitted zip or rar file...

(Rar -2 Mb max or zip - 2.86 MB max )

dump this gyz
take a look at this , its called nlite , u can make unattended cds, add service pask add new drivers like slip streaming sata into xp , add software and lots more like removing internal stuff

and best thing is its free

nLite - Deployment Tool for the bootable Unattended Windows installation

nLite - Deployment Tool for the bootable Unattended Windows installation

Originally Posted by sb21pro

dump this gyz
take a look at this , its called nlite , u can make unattended cds, add service pask add new drivers like slip streaming sata into xp , add software and lots more like removing internal stuff

and best thing is its free

nLite - Deployment Tool for the bootable Unattended Windows installation

nLite - Deployment Tool for the bootable Unattended Windows installation

Yes. And, there is vlite also for removing unwanted things from Vista installation. It's the brother of nlite.

dude, i have uploaded the same, but only the tutorial how to use it

:lol: ok then

yup nlite n vlite r awsome.... they rock....

i found that i could reduce vista setup considerably by jus removing drivers

Thanks anyways

yes have used it .... they are good...:thumbup1:

Originally Posted by newprouser

yup nlite n vlite r awsome.... they rock....

i found that i could reduce vista setup considerably by jus removing drivers

And the languages....

Uff...........
It's better not to talk about them. We could actually free up about 1 GB or more by removing all other languages. :w00t:

you should try xp lite edition , its only 200 mb

thanks friends, i am still workin on it to make it still compressed one

Originally Posted by sb21pro

you should try xp lite edition , its only 200 mb

That's no wonder.
I have ripped Vista to one CD (680 MB).

Originally Posted by dhaneshv

And the languages....

Uff...........
It's better not to talk about them. We could actually free up about 1 GB or more by removing all other languages. :w00t:

yea that too,
but no signoficant change for Installed size in Vista

to install this you have to format u r present OS,

please confirm : you mean format the Hard disk .

and ERASE totally the existing Genuine Version of Windows OS or home XP etc with all updates sp1 sp2 sp3 etc.

@essbebe

yes i guess so... its like actually installing a new OS as i have used nLite & vLite they are like creating a OS with the things you want in them... so it cant change what you have already installed. So you have to loose the old OS.

One thing what you can do is you can have multiple OS's by dual boot feature you can have both.

One thing what you can do is you can have multiple OS's by dual boot feature you can have both.

Most important/sensible advice given on this thread. REP+

Para two:
I have removed all XPupdate files .
Uninstall files from Windows folder.. saved min 1 GB
( of course stored somewhere else , just in case!!!)
Also regularly delete System Restore files, keeping the latest only.

Thanks buddy...

one thing abt this stripped or slimmed version. they most of the time not works. i mean not with the installation thing, but later as the new things keep coming in ur daily work, they most of the time dont support new feature. its always better to remove the language & unwanted drivers. but nothing more than this should not be removed. I once treid removing the Drivers & Language with n-lite only to realise that my setup getting hanged @ 80%. thing is like if ur geek, then try these things. else i am comfortable with tweaking OS after installation as per own flavour.

also n-lite is mostly used for the slipstreaming of many drivers. eg. i merged the SCHI SATA drivers for my Dell Lappy into the XP once.

I saw this thread just now ... the information is useful BUT

Dont you ppl think this is promoting piracy in a way. windows isnt an open source software which we can work on and edit. these tools are available, people create these modified versions, use them, they are popular - its all OK ... but are we actually supposed to discuss these here? isnt the topic violating the anti-piracy policy of the forum.

Plz dont take me otherwise here. maybe i interpreted the thread wrongly. just mentioned what came to my mind immediately after seeing this thread.

P.S - Ignore my post if what i said is irrelevant or doesnt makes sense. Sorry in that case.

^^piracy can be made if the edited copy is reselled, otherwise, I have strictily warned in my tutorial that "The copy created, will be only for personal use and no commercial use.

yes thats correct, piracy is only for reselling not for useing it for personal use... you can get a DVD (ori) and copy it if that is getting damaged & its not piracy .

In most cases these tools are used for bypassing windows serial key authentication ans slipstreaming other cracked softwares with the windows installation. now this is for sure not legal. if these are not the motives ... then i guess its ok to play with your own copy of windows and modifying the installation sizes and stuff...