Micro XP Pro 0.97

This release is inspired by MicroXP but is otherwise it's own copy. Pre-Activated, and updated May 2011. Includes default XP drivers for Display/Ethernet/Sound/SCSI/RAID It has all keyboard layout choices kept. All significant speed enhancement are built-in except swap file. All applications guaranteed to work. This copy functions in every way like retail except for speed & ram usage

Purpose:
-To make the retail version of XP Pro better.
-Faster install and speed
-Less memory and cpu usage
-Increased security via tweaks and updates
-Increased compatibility via updates
-Faster deployment; getting your system ready shouldn't take eons.
-Passes WGA
-No need to activate
-Pre-shipped with handy applications, tools and a few drivers for fast deployment
-Micro XP Pro 0.97 will not produce any more errors then the retail copy*
-Must be quality enough to fix a friend's computer and zero head aches

Changes since 0.95:
-Bug fixes including bsods, software that refused to install, installation failures, errors during installation, etc...
Basically, version 0.97 is what 0.96 should have been.
-Security and Speed is maxed out; freezing build, future builds for now to only include MS security updates + bug fixes.
-Finished cleaning code
-Implemented stable* Sata Drivers of Intel and AMD type leading to greater laptop and desktop compatibility.
ICH9 and ICH10 currently unsupported. There is no raid support, or nvidia chipset support.
Also works in VirtualBox under Vista Compatibility mode.
-Implented many USB 3.0 Drivers
-Removed less warranted apps
-Re-organised start menu

Supported Languages:
All included languages and language regions are supported except: Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew, Korean, Thai.
Those languages take too much space.
If your concern is international websites in one of said language, then befriend Google Chrome.

Burn the iso on any media with imgburn, poweriso etc…with verify option checked.
Configure your bios to start from optical drive, place disk in this drive.
Install is automatic.

I don't want to install XP on C Drive?
You have three options.
Make sure only one storage unit is connected to computer prior to loading XP Setup; optical drive doesn't count.
1. If you see another partition, select that partition.
2. If there are no partitions, then you must create two partitions.
By default when you go to make a partition, XP gives the maximum size.
You need to reduce this size so that you can make a second partition.
Now create you second partition, and select it to install XP onto it.
3. If there is exactly one partition, it is probably taking the whole hard drive, and you need to delete then create two partitions as discussed.