@George King Does: Code: powercfg /s 8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c >nul command work in a virtual machine or only on a real PC because I can't see a difference in VMware?
Yes it works, But VM is probably already quick. This mostly affect deploying on laptops without connected power source
@Gelip @UsefulAGKHelper Finaly, today is the Day for UEFI testing ISO. In few hours you will be PMed with link
I also tested now on a real desktop PC and there is also no difference - I understand that this option only affects the laptop that operates on the battery. Excellent - I am also correcting and testing my ISO version at the moment.
@George King You know how to patch winsetup.dll to prevent create a MSR partition - it is not needed in WinXP. For now, I do it in such a way that I divide the entire disk into partitions in diskpart: Spoiler Code: sel disk %disk% clean convert gpt create par efi size=100 format fs=fat32 label="EFI" assign letter u create par pri size=%part% format fs=ntfs quick label="OS" assign letter c create par pri If I don't divide the whole disk, i.e. without the last command: create par pri, the installer creates the MSR 128MB partition. I just found how to patch so that installer doesn't create a 100MB partition: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...mb-partition-during-setup.82927/#post-1642846 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-the-hidden-partition.9804/page-4#post-370052
Will it work also for installing alongside an existing UEFI installation by multibooting different Windows or is it in first time for installing on a fresh disk (virtual / real) ? In any case I'm interested too, if it can't multiboot I can test on Virtualbox for fresh UEFI install
I have a windows multiboot installed system with XP on real hardware, I had installed it manually via sysprep some months ago and it worked fine and don't want to touch it. I asked for George's version, I can test it on an other disk with 7 installed on UEFI. If he's version don't work for multiboot I had proposed to test it on a fesh VM.
Hello I have a question can this run on a modern hardware like i9 12900k and etc 2nd question:How can i integrate the usb 3.0 drivers into the installer because the installer runs but my mouse and keyboard disappear and cant proceed with the installation please i will be very gratful if you help i have searched for solutions to install XP on modern hardware for so very long
@simeon88 What 32-bit or 64-bit WinXP? Extract/copy the appropriate ported drivers Generic_USB3x_6.2.9200.21180 folder from driverpacks\DP_Ported_Drivers_Collection to USB\drivers
i just downloaded the iso from the description again i extracted it and soo ther is no drivers folder only driverpacks folder if you are referring to it i already tried pasting them as .7z file it didnt work i dont know why maybe wrong drivers for usb 3.0 but i dont know where to find the correct ones because my chipset is z690