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2-24 Chapter 2 Installing Windows XP Professional 4. When you install networking components with typical settings, what components are installed? What does each component do? Lesson Summary ■ If your computer does not support booting from a CD-ROM, you can install Windows XP Professional by booting another operating system first and then accessing the Windows XP Professional installation CD-ROM. ■ The Setup Wizard asks you to provide regional settings, your name and your organization’s name, a computer name, and a password for the Administrator account. It also asks you to specify the time zone, time, and date; and to decide whether you want Windows XP Professional to automatically adjust for daylight savings time. ■ Choosing to install networking components using typical settings installs the Client For Microsoft Networks, File And Printer Sharing For Microsoft Networks, and TCP/IP. ■ You can customize the networking components during installation or any time after installation.
Lesson 3: Installing Windows XP Professional over the Network 2-25 You can install Windows XP Professional over the network. This lesson discusses the similarities and differences between installing from a CD-ROM and installing over the network. The major difference is the location of the source files needed for installation. This lesson also lists the requirements for an over-the-network installation. After this lesson, you will be able to ■ Prepare for a network installation ■ Install Windows XP Professional over a network ■ Modify the setup process using Winnt.exe ■ Modify the setup process using Winnt32.exe Estimated lesson time: 10 minutes How to Prepare for a Network Installation F02us07 In a network installation, the Windows XP Professional installation files are located in a shared location on a network file server, which is called a distribution server. From the computer on which you want to install Windows XP Professional (the target computer), you connect to the distribution server, and then run the Setup program. Figure 2-7 shows the requirements for a network installation. Distribution server Installation files Target computer Requirements for a network installation: · Distribution server · FAT partition on the target computer · Network client Lesson 3 Installing Windows XP Professional over the Network Figure 2-7 A network client contacts a distribution server for installation files. Installing Windows XP Professional requires you to do the following: 1. Locate a distribution server. The distribution server contains the installation files from the I386 folder on the Windows XP Professional CD-ROM. These files reside in a common network location in a shared folder that allows computers on the network to access the installation files. Contact a network administrator to obtain the path to the installation files on the distribution server.
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About the Authors Walter Glenn, Mic
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