Slipstreaming OEM versions???

Are there any issues with slipstreaming OEM versions of Windows XP? I
heard that this is not possible in some cases.

PeteOlcott wrote:
> Are there any issues with slipstreaming OEM versions of Windows XP?
> I heard that this is not possible in some cases.

What is it you have heard?
If it is a plain Windows XP OEM - not BIOS locked or very very customized -
you shoul dhave no trouble integrating the Service Packs and post-service
pack updates.

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On May 13, 9:45*pm, PeteOlcott <PeteOlc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Are there any issues with slipstreaming OEM versions of Windows XP? I
> heard that this is not possible in some cases.

Thats great. How do I integtrate the post service pack updates?
I don't even know how to download a comprehensive set of post service
pack updates. I am guessing that there is a link to this.

Are there any physical differences between an OEM version and the
retail version? One thng that I heard is that on OEM version must
always be a clean install from a newly formatted disk.

PeteOlcott <PeteOlcott@gmail.com> wrote in news:3d852b89-454b-4379-9742-
619cc8f71c70@a23g2000hsc.googlegroups.com:

> Are there any issues with slipstreaming OEM versions of Windows XP? I
> heard that this is not possible in some cases.

Try these two sties for slipstreaming info:

http://www.msfn.org/
http://www.nliteos.com/