Download dosnet.inf xp

Then click next. For the third time the computer is rebooting. Windows Setup comes to an end. Finally Windows XP starts and welcomes you for the new experience. It shows you what is possible. Microsoft had a reason why they do not want to support an upgrade from Windows NT 3. The difference of these systems are enormous. Just like day and night. DLL for file linking and graphics. But it was a long time ago to search for the right section.

I had forgotten which section should be searched. Posted 10 April - AM. Also, is it possible after the installation to move the system files into an USB pendrive and boot from there? I am not sure what you are after. This is just someone that assembled together the edited files. You can do that yourself by simply following the instructions.

The ngine. Community Forum Software by IP. Forum Downloads Tutorials More. Sign In Create Account. Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Please log in to reply. Posted 04 February - AM i've made a Prepatched rar file for this so you dont haveto but this is from the Ngine.

Posted 22 October - AM Thanks a lot for this very nice tutorial and the files! I've followed it. But when I boot and try to install from the custom-made ISO. Posted 10 April - AM the multiupload link is offline, please provide a mirror In this file, we will change the way Windows treats USB devices during system setup -- the default is to only treat them as input devices during installation -- we will change this to include mass storage driver support which needs to be loaded into the installer much earlier in order to work.

First, move the following entries from [InputDevicesSupport. Load] to the [BootBusExtenders. Load] section , as shown here [BootBusExtenders. Convieniently, the txtsetup. Insert the following in the [HiveInfs. Fresh] section: [HiveInfs. We are done with it. INF , and change the second [Files] section to look like this: [Files] d1,usbboot. AddService] and [CommonClassParent. AddService] sections: [StandardHub. They need to be replaced. Open a DOS shell again, and navigate to the folder with your changed files.

Then exceute the following commands: cabarc n USB. All out modifications are done. Now, again go to the I folder and select "Add Files". You are done. Disconnect ANY internal and external hard drives so Windows cannot find them during installation and mess up their Master Boot Records hehe. Windows should install just fine, with the exceptions noted below.

Issues you will encounter during installation: During driver installation, the USB drivers will prompt you, as they are "not certified" - This is normal. Our changes invalidated the checksum, and therefore the driver is no longer signed. Or this one from the microsoft newsgroups:. Windows cannot boot from an USB drive. Anyway, the web is full of those. I was wondering about the same thing, as i did not want to put a Windows partition on my Linux. To put a long story short, this is exactly what i do now, thanks to the fantastic research of the people credited below.

However, it took me significant time to figure out all the painful little problems, and i was not fully happy with the current official guide by Dietmar no pun, he was the first to make ANYthing public. I wanted an easy guide that allows creating a modified version of the Windows XP CD, for painless and transparent installation to as many systems as you want. I am also covering a few pitfalls that happened to me, in hope they will save you a bit of time.

Now, click the I folder, and select the following files Ctrl key to multi-select. Use the Cab SDK from the command line for extracting the contents of the.