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Xp pro 64 bit slipstream problem

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im trying to slipstream service pack 2, and it says its its not a valid win 32 application, i downloaded the srvice pack off the microsoft site


You need to slipstream the service pack for XP x64 within an x64 environment, such as XP x64, 2003 x64, or Vista x64.

Edited by 5eraph

im trying to slipstream service pack 2, and it says its its not a valid win 32 application, i downloaded the srvice pack off the microsoft site

Yes !!! you are trying in 32-bit environment...You must try to 64bit Windows

Have you tried slipstreaming SP2 from a CMD window?

WindowsServer2003.WindowsXP-KB914961-SP2-x64-ENU.exe /integrate:<sourcepath>

make sure you've got the right SP2, its the windows 2003 x64 sp2 you want

im using xp pro 64bit

It's corrupted! Sorry.

In fact, that error message usually means that the file is corrupted by far!

You likely only have a file that's not even 1 MB!

Please check you internet connection. The router or ethernet controller may be bad.

Edited by RJARRRPCGP

RJARRRPCGP,

Here is the information on SP2 from Kurt_Aust's post about integrating XP x64 stuff.

Service Pack 2 for Windows XP Professional x64 edition [367,964,016]

MD5: 46D05CE174437A224C8A77047D010AE9

SHA1: 7F8E909C52D23AC8B5DBFD73F1F12D3EE0FE794C

You might want to take a look at his thread.

Enjoy, John.

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