Free windows xp unattended installation software for windows

Unattended Installation Windows 3 is an advanced and effective application that helps to reinstall Windows without any data loss. Want to create a Windows XP installation disk that will automatically install the system without asking questions about username, product key, time and locale settings. At the same time your favorite applications are automatically installed, the necessary keys are entered into the registry, drivers are updated, new patches (service packs) from Microsoft are installed.

Requirements:

• Windows 2000/XP/NT/2003 Server

Windows Unattended CD Creator is a very small tool that helps you create an user-customized Windows XP bootable CD Windows Unattended CD Creator is a very small application that will help you create an user-customized Windows bootable CD. You can choose which drivers, components or hotfixes to be installed and you can even set your network settings. All you need to do in a normal Windows installation is taken cared of by this little application, so you can install your operating system in the fastest way possible
System requirements:
- .Net Framework 1.1

Windows XP PowerPacker does just about everything you need to do to add a windows XP load to your MultiBoot Disk Windows XP PowerPacker was made with the BTS DriverPacks in mind. Basically it does just about everything you need to do to add a windows XP load to your MultiBoot Disk.
Windows XP PowerPacker will gather the needed files from your source XP CD and put them into a folder you specify. It will grab the DriverPack Files and install them. It will create a boot directory for your load and even hex edit the files that need to be HEXED to allow you to boot to it. It will put the needed info into the boot list so you can select your XP load. It makes testing the DriverPacks very easy!
Usage:
- Open the program.
- Browse to your source XP files. (The directory containing the first I386 directory you want to use.)
- Browse to the directory where you want to create your "PowerPack" disk. (Make sure you have plenty of room on this hard drive because we may be using a lot of space.)
- Select Your Windows XP Version. (If your I386 folder is a XP Pro disk choose "Professional" or if it is a Home disk choose "Home".)
- Now choose your Windows XP Edition. (Corporate, Retail, OEM, or Upgrade.)
- Next... will this be With or Without BTS DriverPacks? If you select "With BTS DriverPacks" you will notice the Input boxes for DriverPacks and the next steps "Unattended" will be enabled. (You must be createing an Unattended load if you want to use the DriverPacks!) Browse to your "UWXPCD_ROOT" directory which you created using "BTS_DPs_Slipstreamer_Vxxxx.cmd". "UWXPCD_ROOT" should have a file inside of it called "RUN_ME.CMD".
- Now select whether or not this is an Unattended Install.
- If it is an Unattended install you will need to browse to the winnt.sif file you will use for this load.
- Then browse to the $OEM$ directory you want to use for this load (Optional).
- You will notice a section called "Extra Source Files". This section is disabled for now because it has not been implemented yet.
- Now that you have made your selections you can click on the button "Pack Files Now".

Some tools (like nLite and XPlite) allow you to remove Windows Media Player from your system or even prevent it from ever being installed. The downside to this is that vital components for Windows Media playback are also removed. As a result you wont be able to play Windows Media files in your browser or in your favorite player. A solution for this problem is Windows Media Lite, which restores those vital components.
Windows Media Lite was specially created for those people who have removed WMP 7/9/10 from Windows XP/2003 using tools like nLite or XPlite, but do want to be able to play and stream Windows Media content. This package is also useful for Windows 2000 users who only have Windows Media Player 6.4 installed.
After installing this package you should be able to play Windows Media content in your browser and also in most players (for example Media Player Classic). Even those websites that normally require WMP9 or higher to be installed.
Includes:
- Windows Media Codecs (DirectShow/VCM/DMO)
- Windows Media Core Components
- Windows Media Player 10 Core Components and IE plugin
- Windows Media Browser plugin for Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape and Opera
- Audio Codecs
Do NOT use this package if you have Windows Media Player 7/9/10 installed!

The Windows XP startup disk allows computers without a bootable CD-ROM to perform a new installation of the operating system. The Windows XP startup disk will automatically load the correct drivers to gain access to the CD-ROM drive and start a new installation of Setup. You cannot upgrade from a Windows XP startup disk.
Windows XP Home Edition startup disks will not work for Windows XP Professional installations and vice-versa.