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Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 2
OS: XP Pro SP3
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[SOLVED] XP Pro: Enable complex script support without SP3 media?
I am running XP Pro, and last month I paid a local tech to format and reinstall for me, because I wanted to save time on the reinstall. My OEM CD is only SP2, and the tech had SP3 slipstreamed on a CD. The installation went without any problems, but now I can't enable Indic language support because the installation process keeps asking for the SP3 CD and I don't have it. How can I enable Indic language support without the SP3 installation media? I asked this at the Microsoft newsgroups and was told that I needed to slipstream a CD myself. Is this the only way?
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