XPA32in1 10 2011

Windows XP Advanced Multiboot 32 in 1 10/2011 ENG | 3.21 GB

This is 32 disks in 1. It will fit on a single DVD due to packing with a special app. Duplicate files are written only once so it will all fit easily. This is the work of many dedicated souls. The one who put their work all together in this form is called SATHANAS. He was once a member here, but was banned for some reason or other and refuses to return. I agreed to post this for him because I used it and it is totally awesome. If you are a PC tech, you want this. Sathanas asked me to add here that if you have something negative to say about this, other than a bug you found or some legitimate issue, go find something else to do with your time. Nobody cares if you think XP sucks or is worthless. If you don't want this, fine. Don't download it. Move along now.

Changes since last release:
1) Updated Windows Updates through October 2011
Added KB2570947, KB2564958 (supersedes KB971513), KB2567053 (supersedes KB2555917), KB2592799 (supersedes KB2503665), KB2616676-v2 (supersedes KB2524375 & KB2607712 & KB2616676), KB2586448-IE8 (supersedes KB2559049-IE8), Microsoft Silverlight to v4.0.60831.0, Microsoft.NET_Framework 1.1 to v1.1.4322.2490, Microsoft.NET_Framework_3.5 to v3.5.30729.3644.4, Microsoft.NET_Framework_4.0 to v4.0.30319.239
2) Updated MRT to v4.1
3) Updated Adobe Flash Player ActiveX Control to v11.0.1.152
4) Updated Klite Mega to v7.8
5) Updated Adobe Reader to v10.1.1
6) Updated IMGBurn to v2.5.6.0
7) Updated driverpack MASS STORAGE to v11.08
8) Updated driverpack CHIPSET to v11.09
9) Updated driverpack LAN to v11.09
10) Updated driverpack MASSSTORAGE to v11.09
11) Updated driverpack WLAN to v11.09
12) Updated driverpack SOUND A to v11.08
13) Updated driverpack SOUND B to v 11.08
14) Removed MCE corporate since there is no such release

If you are installing Media Center or Tablet editions and plan to enter a key and activate later, you must enter a key for that version to get it to install at all. If not, you'll end up installing XP Pro. So these keys will work for you to get MCE and Tablet to install, but will not activate:

If you try using the above keys for Pro or Home and then comment here about how they don't work like some of the other downloaders have already, I promise to ridicule you for being an idiot.

Okay, here is the answer to the inevitable question, "What is the difference between these?"

First of all, only use Home with the intent of remaining legally licensed in the event you have a Home COA. If you have no license or just don't care, Pro is always better.

Use MCE if you have a PC with a TV tuner card and you want to record live TV, etc. Or again, if you have an MCE license.

Use Tablet with tablets, duh.

You must use the right channel build to ensure it will accept your license key. The 3 channel builds are OEM, retail and corporate.

OEM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. If your PC is Dell, HP, IBM, Sony, eg. any brand name system, the license will be OEM. OEM licenses are often purchased by system builders for custom built systems also. If your license is OEM, it should say so on the certificate of authenticity sticker on your PC case. Any OEM key found on a COA sticker can be used to activate an OEM channel build unless that key has been used to activate Windows a maximum number of times. If an OEM key is active on multiple systems, Microsoft can see that and may blacklist the key causing WGA to go off and Windows Updates to be blocked.

Retail is the channel build sold in retail stores. Only retail keys will activate retail builds.

Corporate is a channel build that uses a volume license intended for use in large corporations that require hundreds of PCs to be licensed. They use a single key to activate them all, but the volume license has a maximum number of PCs it can be used on. Corporate channel builds are often used with leaked volume license keys found online to pirate Windows. Such keys are inevitably blacklisted, causing WGA to go off and Windows Updates to be blocked.

Every single one of the 36 separate builds included on this disk contain Microsoft updates through October of 2011.

OEM system locked preinstall activation is used on all the OEM Advanced builds here. The keys used for activation are SLP royalty keys. They will only work for the OEM brand they were intended for, and they will not ever work to activate any version of Windows after it is installed.
A detailed list of supported OEM brands is listed at the bottom of this description.

The Attended with updates builds are untouched with the exception of MS updates. They should be used for doing repair installs or accessing recovery console. They contain no driver packs, text mode driver support,OEM preactivation, added programs or tweaks of any kind. They are as pure as the driven snow.

All Advanced builds contain the following automatically installed driver packs:

Chipset 11.09
CPU 10.05
Graphics A 11.07
Graphics B 11.07
Graphics C 11.07
LAN 11.09
Mass Storage 11.09
Sound A 11.08
Sound B 11.08
WLAN 11.09
Graphics Languages 11.07
PhysX 11.07
Runtimes 11.07
Modem 11.07
TV 10.05
Human Interface 11.05
Misc. 11.08

Drivers are installed only for the hardware on your system. Excess drivers are removed.

All Advanced Standard and Ultra builds contain the following 3rd party applications preinstalled:

Cabarc 1.00.0601 (03/20/1997)
MakeCab (05/31/2008)
Copy To/Move To Context Menu Shell Extension
HashCheck Shell Extension 2.1.11.1 (Code65536)
Microsoft Calculator Plus 1.0 (Replaces calc.exe)
Microsoft HighMAT CD Writing Wizard (KB831240)
Microsoft Makecab 6.0.6001.22192 (From Windows Installer 4.5 SDK, doesn't mess up file dates)
Microsoft OpenType Font Properties Extension 2.30
Microsoft Power Calculator PowerToy 1.0
ModifyPE 0.81
Microsoft TweakUI PowerToy 2.10
Unlocker 1.9.1
UPX 3.07w
Sun Java Runtime 7
CuteWriter 2.8.0.2
Teracopy 2.12
Adobe Reader 10.1.1
Adobe Flash Player ActiveX Control v11.0.1.152
DVDShrink 3.2.0.15
IMGBurn 2.5.6.0
K-Lite Mega Codec Pack 7.8
7-zip 9.2
Arcade Classics Pack 5.10
VLC 1.1.11
XP Vista Pack
Revo Uninstaller 1.93

The following modifications are only found on Ultra builds:

REMOVED COMPONENTS

Accessibility Options
Briefcase
Wordpad
Music samples
Old CDPlayer and Sound Recorder
MSN Explorer
Windows Messenger
Blaster/Nachi Removal Tool
Search Assistant
Tour
Error Reporting
Messenger

UNATTENDED SETTINGS

OEM preinstall enabled

USERS
Owner and Administrator active, Guest not active, no auto login

OWNER AND NETWORK ID
Computer Name set to OWNERPC

Workgroup set to Workgroup

REGIONAL
Defaults set to English (US)

Default screen resolution set to 1024x768
IIS will not install
Auto Updates disabled

OPTIONS

Windows File Protection disabled
TCP/IP patched to 100 connections
Enabled Unsigned Theme Support

TWEAKS

Autoexec.bat set to not parse
Desktop icons, Show: My Computer, Recycle Bin, Internet Explorer, My Documents
Set Windows Explorer to detail view
Set Control Panel to Classic view
Disabled Beep on Errors
Disabled prefix "shortcut to"
Disabled shortcut arrow
Set to display contents of system folders
Set to launch folder windows in a separate process
Allowed to rename and delete Recycle Bin
Set to restore previous folders at login
Set to show drive letters in front of drive names
Set to show file extensions
Set to show hidden files and folders
Set to show OS system files
Set to show the full path in the address bar
Added Command Prompt to folder context menu
Disabled Outlook Express link creation
Google URL search enabled
Set to keep IE history for 0 days
Homepage set to Google.com
Set IE Cache limit to 20MB
Set IE to accept 10 connections at a time
Disabled auto search for network folders
Disabled LM HOSTS lookup
Disabled restoring mapped network drives on login
Enabled remote desktop
Disabled tracking of broken shortcut links
Disabled WBEM logging
Alexa removed
Set to always show updates under software
Screensaver disabled
Screensaver password protection disabled
Added Device Manager and Event Viewer to My Computer context menu
Added My Network Places to My Computer
Admin Tools added to Start Menu
Recent Documents list set to clear at logoff
Start Menu Documents List disabled and removed
Disabled highlighting newly installed programs
All Start Menu Folders set to display as menu
Max number of Start Menu Programs set to 30
Set start menu and submenu delay to 20ms
Help and Support removed from Start Menu
Disabled hiding of inactive taskbar icons
Disabled Language Bar
Taskbar locked
Windows Media Player set to accept privacy statement
Disabled auto add music to library
Disabled starting with Media Guide
Set to zoom video to window size

SERVICES

Fast User Switching set to auto
Help and Support set to manual
IMAPI set to auto
Indexing disabled
Logical Disk Manager set to manual
Net Logon disabled
NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing disabled
Remote Registry disabled
Smart Card disabled
Terminal Services disabled

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Here are the supported OEM brands for SLP preactivation in the OEM Advanced builds:

XP Pro:

Acer
Alienware
American Future
AMOI Electronics
Asus
BenQ Hub
Compaq
Dell
Dixons Xp
Elite Group
Emaxs
Equus
Founder PC
Fujitsu
Fujitsu Siemens
Gateway
HP
Emachines
Gigabyte
Great Wall
Haier Computer
Hedy Computer
Higraded
Hitachi
IBM Corporation
Lan Plus
LG Electronics
Lenovo
iQon
Legend Dragon
Maxdata
Medion
Mei CF
MSI
NEC
Optima
OQO Inc
Powerspec
Primergy
Samsung PC
Siemens
Sony Corporation
Sysfic
Systemax
TCL123
Tektronics
Toshiba
Travelmate
Trigem
Tsinghua Tongfang Computer
VPR Matrix
Winbook
Zepto

XP Home:

Acer
Acer TravelMate
Actebis
Alienware
Americanfuture
AMOI Electronics
Asus
ATComputers
BenQHub
Compaq
Dell
Dixonsxp
EliteGroup
Emachines
Founder PC
Fujitsu
Fujitsu Siemens
Gateway
HP
HaierComputer
HedyComputer
Hitachi
IBM Corporation
iQon
LG Electronics
Lan Plus
Lenovo
Legend Dragon
Maxdata
Medion
MSI
NEC
Optima
OQO Inc
Powerspec
Primergy
SamsungPC
Siemens
Sony Corporation
Systemax
TCL123
Toshiba
Trigem
Tsinghua Tongfang Computer
VPR Matrix

XP MCE:

Acer
Alienware
Asus
Compaq
Dell
Dixonsxp
Emachines
Fujitsu Siemens
Gateway
HP
Lenovo
Medion
NEC
Packard
Samsung
Sony
Toshiba
Trigem

XP Tablet:

Actebis
Acer
Alienware
American Future
AMOI Electronics
Asus
BenQ Hub
Compaq
Dell
Dixons Xp
Elite Group
Emaxs
Equus
Founder PC
Fujitsu
Fujitsu Siemens
Gateway
HP
Emachines
Gigabyte
Great Wall
Haier Computer
Hedy Computer
Higraded
Hitachi
IBM Corporation
Lan Plus
LG Electronics
Lenovo
iQon
Legend Dragon
Maxdata
Medion
Mei CF
MSI
NEC
Optima
OQO Inc
Powerspec
Primergy
Samsung PC
Siemens
Sony Corporation
Sysfic
Systemax
TCL123
Tektronics
Toshiba
Travelmate
Trigem
Tsinghua Tongfang Computer
VPR Matrix
Winbook
Zepto