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EXTREMEoverclocker
PostPosted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:00 pm Reply with quote

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i have looked and have not found a good guide for this. i am trying to fix the install not showing my full HD space so i was curious if anyone knew a good guide out there for this
 
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Jeff Replogle
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How about google........

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EXTREMEoverclocker
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i did google .. sorry i thought i put my other question in ...

question was ...
i have heard of people slipstreaming and putting their programs and stuff in it also ... and having them installed with the installation ... is that possible? or did someone lie to me?
 
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Graham Massey
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It's possible smile The procedure for SP3 will be the same as for SP2 - see Creating a Windows XP Unattended Installation Disc. The most difficult bit is getting/finding the correct "application switches" you need to integrate specific programs
 
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Jeff Replogle
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MS site has a LONG procedure for slipstreaming Office 2k3. I have not seen one for Office 2k7
 
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