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  1. 18th November 2008, 02:28 AM #1
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    Default Does the XP SP3 has SATA incluced?

    I'm thinking about getting a new XP SP3 cd.
    Will it has SATA driver included? or I have to integrate it by myself?

    Oh, another question.
    How can I integrate some software into my CD?
    I also want Office2007 to be installed with the OS.
    Is that possible?

    Thanks
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    Default Re: Does the XP SP3 has SATA incluced?

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    Default Re: Does the XP SP3 has SATA incluced?

    Sp3 just include update till point minus media play 11 and ie 7

    Sp3 has no new drivers

    here is the listed include hotfix in sp3

    they also nap cleint support few other things add
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946480


    you will still need ingrated you sata drivers into disk or install compbaitly mode in your bios
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