William Gonder
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How To: Slipstream Windows XP SP3 and Vista SP1
Posted 09/01/2008 at 04:44:54pm
If you have a copy of XP that is pre SP1 and wish to create a slip streamed install you do not need to prep the image you create with SP1. The full installer package for SP3 that you download from the provided link in the article is a cumulitive update and contains the previous service packs.
I do how ever have one question. Does any one responding to this article know how to do an "old school" slipstream with out using nLight.
Hope this helps clear up some of your confusion.