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i have tried a lot of times to install windows xp using the cd i burned my self.

but i keep on having copy error eventhough i have tried to burn a few copy of the cd.

every cd have different file copy error.

all of the cd i burn are using the same source.

i think it might be the copy protection problem, but is there anyway to by pass this protection?

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--Zxian


Posted

yup,

does this happen always?

is there anyway to solve the problem?

i am using cdimagegui.exe to create the image and nero to burn (i burn in Disk At Once)

i am very frustrated coz it has waste a lot of my time while i create the unattended installation disk my self.

Posted (edited)

when i made a unattended installation disk it did the same thing. And i dont think theres away around it.

You may want to ask Zxian.

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Posted

oh, that mean it is necesary to waste time....

but all of those CD i've burn having problem,

i work nice in virtual machine and it after i burn it out.

anyway, if i burn the image in Linux, do u think it can solve the problem?

Posted
i have tried a lot of times to install windows xp using the cd i burned my self.

but i keep on having copy error eventhough i have tried to burn a few copy of the cd.

every cd have different file copy error.

all of the cd i burn are using the same source.

i think it might be the copy protection problem, but is there anyway to by pass this protection?

XP CDs don't have copy protection on them. If every CD you burned has a different file-copy error, I suspect the media you're using is defective. Try burning at a lower speed.

I've had this problem too... burned 3 of them with various errors but the fourth one worked perfectly.

Posted

thx for helping,

anyway, there is no file lost.

i've solve the problem by burning it in my linux,

however, use slow speed to burn in windows works as well

thx!

but now i got problem about the unattended install part,

but i will post it at unattended install forum

:)

thx!

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