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Can we install xp by network or any mathod from command line?

April 26, 2017Command Computers install line Network XP

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Can we install xp by network or any mathod from command line?

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Yes, You can install Windows XP Professional over the network. In a network installation, the Windows XP Professional installation files are located in a shared location on a network file server, which is called a distribution server. From the computer on which you want to install Windows XP Professional (the target computer), you connect to the distribution server, and then run the Setup program. Installing Windows XP Professional requires you to do the following: 1. Locate a distribution server. The distribution server contains the installation files from the I386 folder on the Windows XP Professional CD-ROM. These files reside in a common network location in a shared folder that allows computers on the network to access the installation files. Contact a network administrator to obtain the path to the installation files on the distribution server. 2. Create a FAT partition on the target computer. The target computer requires a formatted partition to copy the installation files to. Cr