Windows XP Pro + Media Center 2005 SP3 DVD 32bit update to 13 December 2009. and integrate additional applications. Bootable DVD drive.
Year: 2009
Title: Windows XP Pro + Media Center 2005 SP3 DVD
Category: Operating Systems
Developer: Microsoft
Interface Language: English + Russian
File Format: iso
Platform: x86
Tablet: yes

You also have the choice of these following options once you boot this DVD on the startup of your PC. Please note you can not boot this DVD in Windows, and that these version DO NOT support Upgrading previous Windows versions.

1) Install XP Pro SP3 Corporate (No CD-Key plus Hotfixes+Driverpacks)
2) Install XP Pro SP3 Corporate (No CD-Key plus Hotfixes only)
3) Install XP Pro SP3 Corporate + MCE 2005 (No CD-Key plus Hotfixes+Drivers)
4) Install XP Pro SP3 Corporate + MCE 2005 (No CD-Key plus Hotfixes only)

A) Boot BartPE
B) Boot ERD Commander 2005
C) Boot Partition Magic 8.05
D) Boot Drive Image 6.0
E) Boot Ghost 2003
F) Boot Windows 98 SE Boot Floppy (with NTFS Support)
G) Boot Windows 98 SE Boot Floppy

* If you need to make your Windows or Office genuine, check the CRACKS folder on the DVD. It contains complete instructions on what to do, and actually works. Even though there is no WGA when you install Windows, you will need it if you want online updates.

* You will notice a new option for installations (2, and 4), this is because it is confirmed that the Driverpacks can mess up installations. So only use these ones if your desired option fails.

* The integrated XP Pro + MCE version has options not available in the uausl XP Pro version, like access to the Media Center obviously, and accept normal XP Pro CD Keys. It is also important to note that this build is experimental (Beta) however it has proven reliable both on Virtual and Live machines over months of testing.

* This disc does support on RAID / SATA installations automatically, if for some reason the DVD does not detect your RAID or SATA, proceed to use the floppy disk provided with your Hard Drive.

* BartPE (Option A) is included. It is a slimmed down version of Windows that runs from the DVD, and allows you to perform various tasks on your Windows HDD. Mass Storage Drivers from the DriverPacks has now been integrated.

* After your PC has installed the first set of files and rebooted, there is a delay in the time where it takes to show the XP Installation screen (where is asks for your Name and other information). This is due to the DriverPacks that are included, and may take some time on a slower machine to complete (as it even takes a faster computer a little while do get past this stage).

* After the main installation of Windows is finished, you will be given an option to install other applications before Windows is actually started. This saves you a lot of time because you select what you want, and the DVD does the rest. It is also a wise move to restart Windows after all your selected programs have been installed.



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