I have a W2K CD with SP4 slipstreamed. While still running Win98, I imaged the CD to an ISO file, then used UltraISO to add a couple new folders containing drivers and base software. After I confirmed that the image was still bootable and that it didn't contain any obvious errors, I burned it to a CD and attempted to do a clean install.

While still in the first part of text mode setup, I get a message that says:

Please insert the disk labeled

Service Pack 4 CD

into Drive A:

Press ENTER when ready

I've never seen a clean install give this error, and I also have no A: drive in this laptop.

Help!

How did you create the Bootable image, Their is an option on the bootimage,