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It’s going to appear to be installing, but in fact your files are being copied over to your hard drive.(Read Change Office XP CD Key the page if you want). After entering the CD key, you’ll be presented with the End User License Agreement.Network Installation Note: If you plan to use this installation point to install Office XP from the network of via Group Policy (GPO) you must first create a folder on your server, share it, and then browse to that share via the network path, NOT the local path. You’ll be presented with the option of where you want the files to go (I chose “H:\OfficeXP”), and you’ll be asked to enter your CD key. This is going to start the install process of Office XP. Notice there is a space between the “setup” and the “/”. Lamer Note: X: is the physical drive your CD drive is assigned. The Adminsitrative Installation (“/a”) will ONLY work on the MS Office XP (2002) Enterprise edition. Insert the Office XP CD into your drive, from the “Start” button select “Run” and type.Note: Do NOT just copy your CD to your HD! Doing so will cause the setup files to grow to more than 900mb, and you will not be able to burn them to CD. Step 1: Perform an administrative installation A CDR/CDRW drive, CD burning software and (This is actually only optional, but if you want to burn the resulting slipstreamed Office XP then you’ll need it).Around 650MB of free space on one of your hard drives.Note: For languages other than English you’ll need the Office XP Multilanguage SP. SP1 Note: You can also slipstream SP1 if you want – download it right HERE (39.1mb) SP2 Note: If you still need it, Service Pack 2 can be downloaded from HERE (50.2mb)

You will need the Administrative Update of Service Pack 3.

Office System (2003) Hotfix Slipstreamingīefore we begin anything, you’ll need to have a few things:.

For that reason, Office XP SP3 represents an opportunity to establish a new baseline throughout your organization and proceed with the most efficient patching strategy for the future.įor other versions of this article please visit the following links: Important SP3 Note: Unlike previous service packs, Office XP SP3 installs successfully on any previous baseline of Office XP, including SP1, SP2, and the original release version of Office XP.

Note: SP3 already holds all the fixes and patches that were applied in SP1 and SP2, so you do NOT need to apply SP3 over SP2, instead apply ONLY SP3. For Office 2000 integrated installations see THIS note. Note: This explanation is based upon usage of Office XP and SP3, but will also work for SP1, SP2 and future service packs. To complete this procedure, you must have the original Office XP CD media. This scenario explains how to create an integrated installation of Office XP and the corresponding service pack in a shared distribution folder on a network or on your local computer. How can I slipstream service packs into Office XP (2002)?