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Adding language pack after XP Service Pack 3

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I work at a school with a laptop program. All students have a laptop. Some students take Mandarin and we have to load the Asian languages to XP.

The problem we are having now is, we updated our XP - Sp2 to Service Pack 3. Now when we go to add the Languages it asks for Windows XP with SP 3 CD. We only have Windows XP w/ SP2 CDs and we used the download of SP3 for the update.

I downloaded the ISO for SP3 but that does us no good because it wants the CD that has Windows XP w/ SP3.

Please help. Has anyone else had this issue, or know how to get around this?

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by rob miners

use one of your XP SP2 CD's and slipstream SP3. Or uninstall SP3 and then install the language pack, and install SP3 again.

http://www.maximumpc.com/article/howtos/how_to_slipstream_windows_xp_sp3_and_vista_sp1

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