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To install IE8, an update is needed for Windows XP called WindowsXP-KB946501. Click here to download the update

After that, exit the Bios and reboot your computer.
So press any key to boot from your CD...
Then the setup will start to inspect your computer's hardware configuration.
All you need to do is to wait...
After that, Windows will start to load important files...


After the file is loaded, you need to choose whether to repair your previous windows or continue setup a new windows in your computer...so press "Enter" to continue...

After that you have to press "F8" to agree with the End-User License Agreement to continue your installation...
Before you install your windows, you need to choose which drive to install your windows. You can either delete your partition and create a new partition for your windows or install into your previous Operating System's location which normally is C drive.
Then, use can choose to format your desire location either using NTFS or FAT file system..
What is NTFS and FAT?
NTFS is the standard file system of Windows NT, including its later versions Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Vista. NTFS has several improvements over FAT. To know more, you can visit this website
After choose the type of file syatem, then you can either choose Quick format or normal format. For me, i will choose quick NTFS...
After that, setup will start to format your computer and you will lose all your previous data..
After formatting, Setup will start to copy the files that need for the installation of your windows.
Your computer will reboot after all the files is copied..
After reboot, you'll see this screen again...
But this time, don't press any key. This time, we don't want to boot from CD.

During installation, you need to choose the input language for your system.
After that, you have enter your name and your organization.
Then, you have to enter the Product Key. You can find your product key on the Certificate of Authenticity.
After that, you can enter your computer's name and as well as your password.







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