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Guest mitul
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how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

NOTE:-- not how to boot from CD.

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Guest Michael A. Loginov
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Re: how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

 

If we're speaking about something like Windows LiveCD, You can make one for

youself using BartPE

http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/

.... Or similar...

 

 

On 01.08.08 13:52, in article

13AE4723-808E-4F5F-8867-7EF8FEB8B648@microsoft.com, "mitul"

<mituldream@yahoo.co.in> wrote:

> how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

> NOTE:-- not how to boot from CD.

 

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Guest HeyBub
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Re: how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

 

mitul wrote:

> how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

> NOTE:-- not how to boot from CD.

 

Well, you can't. Windows is forever writing temporary files which it can't

do to a CD-ROM.

 

And even if you could (CDROM-RW?), the access time would kill you; CD-ROMs

have an access time about 500 times slower than a hard disk.

Guest Daave
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Re: how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

 

"mitul" <mituldream@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message

news:13AE4723-808E-4F5F-8867-7EF8FEB8B648@microsoft.com...

> how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

> NOTE:-- not how to boot from CD.

 

Please refrain from asking this question repeatedly. All you need to do

is stick with your origianl thread. In case you missed my reply, here it

is again:

 

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general/msg/0579e203479531b9?hl=en

 

Your subject line contains a different idea than the body of your post.

 

Are you trying to reinstall your operating system? If so, look at these

links:

 

To perform a repair install (which should keep all your data and

settings intact):

 

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

 

To perform a clean install (which wipes the slate clean, so to speak):

 

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html

 

Note that you would not be "run[ning} windows xp from a CD-ROM." Rather

you will be running the *setup program* that is on the installtion CD.

That means you will be configuring your PC to boot off your CD-ROM drive

instead of the usual hard drive. See:

 

http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/bios_manufacturer.htm

Guest Ken Blake, MVP
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Re: how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

 

On Fri, 1 Aug 2008 02:52:02 -0700, mitul <mituldream@yahoo.co.in>

wrote:

> how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

> NOTE:-- not how to boot from CD.

 

 

Answered in another newsgroup. Please do not send the same message

separately to more than one newsgroup (called multiposting). Doing so

just fragments the thread, so someone who answers in one newsgroup

doesn't get to see answers from others in another newsgroup. And for

those who read all the newsgroups the message is multiposted to, they

see the message multiple times instead of once (they would see it only

once if you correctly crossposted instead). This wastes everyone's

time, and gets you poorer help than you should get.

 

If you must send the same message to more than one newsgroup, please

do so by crossposting (but only to a *few* related newsgroups).

 

Please see "Multiposting vs Crossposting" at

http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm

 

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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience

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Guest Twayne
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Re: how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

 

> how to run windows xp from a CD-ROM,not from a hard disk.

> NOTE:-- not how to boot from CD.

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How to Post to more than one group:

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