OK, I've got an older system that I want to put WinXP Pro on. It has a clean hard drive ready for the install, but the only CD-ROM is a SCSI drive on a non-bootable SCSI card. The only way I can think to do it is to use a Windows boot disk to start up with CD-ROM support but the problem here is that all I have are Windows 98 and ME boot disks (which boot into DOS mode where the installer cant be started). Does anyone know where I can download a program to make WinXP Repair or Boot disks? I think this should solve my problem without me having to take an IDE drive from another computer.
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