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If your computer came installed with Windows XP, but didn’t come with a disc, you may be wondering how to go about reinstalling in case something happens. Luckily, you can create a Windows XP installation disc with the files on your hard drive. Follow this guide to learn how. | If your computer came installed with Windows XP, but didn’t come with a disc, you may be wondering how to go about reinstalling in case something happens. Luckily, you can create a Windows XP installation disc with the files on your hard drive. Follow this guide to learn how. | ||
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#Click the Write/Build button. Confirm the changes you’ve made to the settings above. Enter any label you’d like for the disc. The burn process will commence. The time this takes will vary depending on the speed of your CD burner. Once the process is complete, your CD will work just like a typical Windows XP bootable installation CD. | #Click the Write/Build button. Confirm the changes you’ve made to the settings above. Enter any label you’d like for the disc. The burn process will commence. The time this takes will vary depending on the speed of your CD burner. Once the process is complete, your CD will work just like a typical Windows XP bootable installation CD. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
