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I have created a unattended version of windows xp with sp2 and office xp pro with front page im going to be burning it to a dvd so i have a heck of alot of space free Is there any way i can put the sims delux on the xpcd to install it when it installs windows?

and i also need to put foxfire on there too.

Any ideas.

Neatan


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you should parition your hard drive and install ur games on the 2nd partition so that when you reinstall windows on ur 1st partition, the games wont be uninstalled.

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Thanks.I never thought of doing that i will do.I have to install xp alot as it always seems to get full of spyware n crap so that would be handy.Thanks again

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also if u partition it, you can just keep ur data on the 2nd or even a 3rd part like i have, so that you dont need to burn ur files to a cd or whatever you do.

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...of course, the sims (or any app/game for that matter) will only work like this if it doesn't add files to other places other than its installation dir AND if it doesnt make changes/additions to the registry.

neatan, you're better off making one of these (presumably it would be fairly easy to do without certain exp packs - i didn't get a chance to read it fully - soz about that):

http://fileforums.com/showpost.php?p=268261&postcount=106

Regards

N.

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also if u partition it, you can just keep ur data on the 2nd or even a 3rd part like i have, so that you dont need to burn ur files to a cd or whatever you do.

All you have to remember is that MOST of the apps and games out there, DO place files in other folders like the windows-folder or the system(32) folder. so for most games/apps it does NOT work.

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All you have to remember is that MOST of the apps and games out there, DO place files in other folders like the windows-folder or the system(32) folder. so for most games/apps it does NOT work.

LMAO er that was my point lol :P

:thumbup

Nath

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