Slipstream Windows XP SP3

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  1. pradeep

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    Slipstreaming means to include the SP3 updates into Windows XP, so that you don't have to install SP3 separately again. Here's how you can do it.
     
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    I think slipstreaming means removing the unwanted parts of windows. Isn't it? On the other hand, you can add some 3rd party softwares. As i have been using nLite for last one year. Its a great software to customize/automate the Windows Installation CD/DVD..
     
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    Yes you are right, but it also includes incorporating updates and new files, nLite is the best software.
     
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    is there any other software for customized Windows Installation ?
     
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