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Creating a fully slipstreamed XP64

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Just letting everyone know about HFSLIP 64.

I am posting this because until now there was no reason for 64 users to visit that subforum.


  • 1 year later...

Just letting everyone know about HFSLIP 64.

I am posting this because until now there was no reason for 64 users to visit that subforum.

The site seems to be gone :(

  • 11 years later...
On 11/29/2009 at 2:31 AM, fdv said:

Just letting everyone know about HFSLIP 64.

I am posting this because until now there was no reason for 64 users to visit that subforum.

the version for windows 2000 was really great, I've used it many times over and downloaded the whole archive of updates.

It is ashame the site seems to be gone.

Sometimes changing your dns servers, allows you to get access to website you once had.

  • 2 months later...

There is a slipstreamed Windows XP Pro x64 ISO here that's almost 900MB in size compared to the stock Microsoft one I had which was about 350MB less. Supposedly has all updates to April 2019.

https://archive.org/details/xpx64_slip

This is a good starting place to go from in case a few updates were missed.

I'm using it in a Virtualbox VM and it's a very clean distribution...no junk was added to it.

Now if there were just a community of interest in this OS to share what apps work and don't work.  It's a very finicky OS that needs some help to open up its usefulness.

I found out Microsoft Security Essentials absolutely can't be made to work on it...even though a couple older versions can be installed.

Steve

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