Trying to Patch XP from SP1 to SP2

Reece · 06-08-08, 10:02 PM

AIO sounds interesting but what about settings for each program, what folders you want the apps placed in, various options that have to be ticked/unticked, etc, seems to me that you may as well install individually, unless it can take apps that are currently installed (register entries etc) and place them into a new system?

Could you please elaborate kiwi_2005.

Thanks, btw Avira is great!

(wonder how long it will last free?

)

Edit: I did look on the web for AIO Creator but find nothing but crap, also looked up nLite, blowed if I can figure what the heck it is, how to use etc,

I think a manual install is the way to go!

06-08-08, 10:02 PM	#13
Reece CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Down Under Posts: 34,796 Downloads: 171 Uploads: 0	AIO sounds interesting but what about settings for each program, what folders you want the apps placed in, various options that have to be ticked/unticked, etc, seems to me that you may as well install individually, unless it can take apps that are currently installed (register entries etc) and place them into a new system? Could you please elaborate kiwi_2005. Thanks, btw Avira is great! (wonder how long it will last free?) Edit: I did look on the web for AIO Creator but find nothing but crap, also looked up nLite, blowed if I can figure what the heck it is, how to use etc, I think a manual install is the way to go! __________________ *Sub captains go down with their ship!* Last edited by Reece; 06-08-08 at 11:19 PM.

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