Re: system file checking using free CD for X P home users

You can integrate the service pack into a new copy of the XP install CD. 
There's a name for it, it completely escapes me at the moment.

Bruce

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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 ptusing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> HI,
> Some day,I  hope that we can find away to make a copy onto C D  for pure
> emergency purposes only!  of the best means to do system file checking so
> that files can be fixed after installing service pack 2
> now that it has been suggested one give a  pass to the free  service pack 2
> C D from Microsoft.
> My concern isto be ready before the  major mishap hapens and nothing else.
> Many thanks.
>
> This list is always  informative.
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: <ptusing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 7:38 PM
>> Subject: system file checking using free CD for X P home users
>>
>>
>> Hi, all,
>> Just  ordered my free Service Pack 2 CD from Microsoft dated Aug 25, 2004
>> for Home users.
>>
>> So  assuming one  has  the original X P Home C D and this C D and  one
> has
>> installed   Service Pack 1:
>> then do you use the X P Home C D and the Service Pack 2 C D  to do  system
>> file checking?
>> Has any one  *really* done that?
>> Perhaps I  am  not adequately informed,  but it sounds  like one   is
>> layering on differing processes and  perhaps one  had better get it right
>> before trying it.....?
>> Thanks inadvance.
>> This is JAWS related as sooner or later some one on this list is going to
>> need to do this and the outsourced technical support from Microsoft
> although
>> very good English speakers  do not always realize that not all wish to use
>> the mouse etc.
>> If some one ever  does systemfile check with the 2 CDs and gets it right,
>> please write out the steps.
>>
>>
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