Thanks alot for this post

nice one thanks a lot

hi..does this support a sata hard drive? thanks...

not i dont believe this.
i want to experience this myself.
in advance "thanks"

missing part2 rar Please repost

@Midochesser

After I choose option burn to ISO. Installation failed! It's say winload.exe is not exist.

What I do something wrong? And how I fixed it? Thanks.

It's simply awesome! Good! Wonderful! Let me know what is the tool you used to compress to such a high ratio?

Thanks for concern towards downloading difficulties of big volumes.

The Service Pack 3 RTM is integrated by Microsoft itself.

Microsoft Windows XP SP3 Corporate 2008 Genuine x32 Bit
- This version is Corporate so it won't require a Serial Number Wink
- It is Genuine , it passes all WPA tests and you can update through Windows Update.
- It included all known updates until October 2008
This is Windows XP Professional SP3 which includes all critical updates till October 2008.
It does not requires any cracks or tools to pass the validation.
This is an untouched version of Windows XP Professional SP3

-No Password.
-Extract .rar files to .iso using Winrar
-Proceed to burn this .iso file to a blank CD using Poweriso, Alcohol 120 at medium speed.
-Then You have a Bootable CD.
-Install fresh copy of Windows XP by formatting your hard drive C:\.
-Register with the key provided.
-Use and enjoy a lifetime genuine Windows XP SP3

- Bootable ISO file
- Unattended setup
- Pre-Activated, so you don't need any activation trick.
- CD-KEY (original Volume License Key) is integrated so you don't have to enter anything. SO YOU CAN USE AUTOMATIC UPDATES!

Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) build 5512 was released to manufacturing on
April 21, 2008, and Microsoft planned to make it available to the general
public on April 29, 2008 via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center.
However, due to a compatibility issue with Microsoft Dynamics Retail
Management System, the release of Windows XP Service Pack 3 was delayed.
A feature set overview has been posted by Microsoft and details new features
available separately as standalone updates to Windows XP, as well as features
backported from Windows Vista, such as black hole router detection, Network
Access Protection, and Windows Imaging Component. Microsoft is reporting that
over 1,000 fixes have been packed into SP3 along with some performance improvements as well. Internet Explorer 7 is not included as part of SP3.

New features :

- Black hole router detection
- Network Access Protection
- Credentials security service provider
- Descriptive security options control panel
- Enhanced security for Administrator and Service policy entries
- Microsoft Kernel Mode Cryptographic Module
- Installing without needing a Product Key during Setup

A full list of new and integrated features is available on the Microsoft web
site.

With the release of SP3, retail and OEM versions of Windows XP with service
pack 3 slipstreamed into them can be installed and run with full functionality
for 30 days without a product key, after which time the user will be prompted
to enter a valid key and activate the installation. Volume license versions
still require entering a product key.

Microsoft noted SP3 can be installed on systems with Internet Explorer version
6 as well as version 7; and similarly Windows Media Player 9 Series or Windows
Media Player versions 10 or 11. Although service packs have, until now,
been cumulative, installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 requires that the PC must
at least be running Windows XP with Service Pack 1 installed. However, it is
possible to slipstream SP3 into the Windows XP setup files at any service pack
level including the original RTM version without any errors or issues.
Slipstreaming into Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is not supported.
SP3 does contain operating system component updates for Windows XP Media Center
Edition and for Windows XP Tablet PC Edition including security updates for .NET
Framework versions 1.0 and 1.1 which are included in these Windows XP SKUs.
However it does not include update rollups for the Windows Media Center app. in
Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. It also omits Windows Media Player 10
security updates although Windows Media Player 10 is included in Windows XP
Media Center Edition 2005.

There are a total of 1,073 fixes in Service Pack 3.

The Service Pack 3 RTM is integrated by Microsoft itself.

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thank u i hope this works for me!! im tryn to replace vista its tearing my pc all up

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