You'll need to make sure your Windows XP disc has a minimum of SP3 on it, plus the required SATA driver - that is, you will need to make an updated install CD. If the disc is older than SP3 and/or doesn't have the right SATA install drivers on it, you will see a blue screen when you try to install.
There are a number of ways to produce an updated XP install CD - nLite, BartPE, etc., are among the easier ones to use.
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You'll need to make sure your Windows XP disc has a minimum of SP3 on it, plus the required SATA driver - that is, you will need to make an updated install CD. If the disc is older than SP3 and/or doesn't have the right SATA install drivers on it, you will see a blue screen when you try to install.
There are a number of ways to produce an updated XP install CD - nLite, BartPE, etc., are among the easier ones to use.
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