Click the 'new' button to open the CD content window.

In the file browser to the right, navigate to your 'bootCD\working' directory. Select all of the files and folders in the far right pane and drag them into either of the blank panes on the left.

Now click the 'burn' button on the toolbar and check the 'write' and 'finalize CD' options before burning the CD. As we stated earlier in this PCstats Guide, it's best to use a CD-RW disk for your initial tests, as if there are any problems or errors, the toll of used CD-Rs can mount up fast.

Once you have v1 of your customized unattended installatin Windows XP CD burned, give it a test run.

Page 1: Beginners Guides: Unattended Windows 2000/XP Installations
Page 2: Step 1: Copying the source files to your hard drive
Page 3: Step 2 Con't: Installing the service packs
Page 4: Step 3. Windows Setup Manager
Page 5: Step 4: Adding RAID/SATA text-mode drivers
Page 6: Step 4B: Modifying Winnt.sif for driver installation
Page 7: Modifying txtsetup.sif - Part 2
Page 8: Modifying txtsetup.sif - Part 3
Page 9: Step 5: Adding plug-and-play drivers to the CD
Page 10: Step 6: Extracting the boot image and creating a custom boot CD
Page 12: Troubleshooting the customized Windows XP unattended install CD