Boot Floppy Disk with a Windows XP

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Should this question be in only hardware, basics or general?
Create a Boot CD, DVD or Floppy Disk with a Windows XP-Based Computer.
Which at the preferred method? This PC has no floppy. Is there a method to
create a bootable CD with files from the web?
Or is there an ISO file to DL from the net that is used to create a bootable
CD or DVD?

Thank you for your time.
 
FrontPage Novice said:
Should this question be in only hardware, basics or general?
Create a Boot CD, DVD or Floppy Disk with a Windows XP-Based Computer.
Which at the preferred method? This PC has no floppy. Is there a method
to create a bootable CD with files from the web?
Or is there an ISO file to DL from the net that is used to create a
bootable CD or DVD?

Thank you for your time.
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If you have a retail or OEM copy of XP then the CD is bootable.
 
I am sorry the question was not clear enough.
I want to create a bootable CD. This PC does not have a floppy drive.
Is there anything to DL from the net that creates a bootable CD?
 
XP CC Novice said:
I am sorry the question was not clear enough.
I want to create a bootable CD. This PC does not have a floppy drive.
Is there anything to DL from the net that creates a bootable CD?
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Nero can create bootable CD's.
 
XP CC Novice said:
I am sorry the question was not clear enough.
I want to create a bootable CD. This PC does not have a floppy drive.
Is there anything to DL from the net that creates a bootable CD?
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To do what? And please quote the post you are replying to - it makes the
thread easier to follow.
 
Really? Then take another hit and enjoy, but back away from the keyboard
until the effects wear off.

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Stan Brown said:
Mon, 3 Jul 2006 09:12:37 +0100 from Gordon


I think you meant to say:

Please quote the relevant *part* of the article you're replying to.
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It's better that people quote the whole post rather than none!
 
Do I enjoy what with you?

ÖÓ²Ó¾ü said:
I'm from china.I don't see you topic
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It has nothing to do with you being from China. I'm from USA and I don't
see it either.

Steve N.
 
Tue, 4 Jul 2006 13:09:10 +0100 from Gordon
It's better that people quote the whole post rather than none!
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Marginally better, perhaps. But it's better still to quote only the
specific part one is responding to.
 
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