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WinXP Installation Phase 4

Setup proceeds with the installation of devices and the network, then copies and configures the other files needed to install Windows XP. The Start Menu items are installed and components are registered.

The phase includes specifying:

  • regional and language options
  • your name and organisation
  • a computer name
  • date and time settings
  • network setting

Filed Under: How To Do a Clean Installation of WinXP

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