Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download

Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Overview

Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download is an operating system introduced in 2001 to Microsoft’s Windows family of operating systems, the previous version of Windows being Windows Me. The “XP” in Windows XP stands for Experience. Microsoft called the XP version its most important product since Windows 95. Along with a redesigned user interface, the new operating system was built on the Windows 2000 kernel, providing users with a more stable and reliable environment than previous versions of Windows previous versions. , Includes ALL latest Windows XP and POSReady 2009 updates/hotfixes until 12.6 (June) 2018 and will also automatically receive new Windows XP (POSReady 2009) updates until April 2019 and no activation or key Windows XP CD is required

Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download is available in two versions, Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional. The company focused on mobility, such as technology licensed in 2001, and included plug-and-play features for connecting to wireless networks. The operating system uses the 802.11x wireless security standard. The initial release of Windows XP was followed by the release of Windows XP 64-bit Edition (v2002), Windows XP Media Center Edition, and Windows XP 64-bit Edition (v2003). A help file is also included in the ISO/Disk folder “..\OEM\WinXPPx86IE” with lots of useful information, Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download, for example on how to install Windows XP with a USB drive and how to integrate your own SATA/AHCI drivers and much more.

Features of Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download

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Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download Updates:

Windows XP Service Pack 3 (KB936929).
Windows XP and POSReady 2009 Updates/Hotfixes until 12.6(June).2018.
Windows Genuine Advantage Validation v1.9.42.0 (KB905474).
Windows Internet Explorer v8 (Roll Back to 6 possible).
Windows Media Player v11 (Roll Back to 9 possible).
Windows Remote Desktop Connection 7.0 (KB969084, KB2813347-v2, KB2870165-v3).
Windows Rights Management Client (KB979099).
Windows Driver Frameworks 1.9 – User Mode (KB970158) and Kernel Mode (KB970159).
Windows Feature Pack for Storage v1.0 (KB952013) – Image Mastering API v2.0 (KB932716-v2, KB952011).
Windows Feature Pack for Storage v1.0 (KB952013) – ICCD Smart Card Driver.
Windows Installer v4.5.6002.24298 (KB942288, KB4087398).
Windows XP exFAT file system driver update package v1.0 (KB955704).
Windows XP Root Certificates Update [April 2018 v41.0.2195.1807] (KB931125).
Windows XP Revoked Roots Certificates Update [December 2015 v8.0.2195.1512] (SA3123040).
Windows XP CAPICOM v2.1.0.2 (KB931906).
Microsoft European Union Expansion Font Update v1.2.
Microsoft WinUSB 2.0 (KB971286).
Microsoft XML Paper Specification Essentials Pack v1.2.
Microsoft XML Core Services v4.0 SP3 4.30.2117.0 (KB2758694).
Microsoft Web Folders v12.0.6612.1000 (KB907306, KB2526086/Rosebub).
Microsoft Windows Browser Choice (KB976002-v5).
Windows Update v7.6.7600.256.
Windows Update Web Control v7.6.7600.257.
Microsoft Update Web Control v7.6.7600.257.
Microsoft Update Catalog Web Control v7.4.7057.249 (build time-stamp 130620-1021).

Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download Runtime Libraries:

Microsoft DirectX 9.0c End-User Runtimes v9.29.1974 (June 2010).
Microsoft .NET Framework [Up-to-Date/12.6(June).2018]: 1.1 SP1, 2.0 SP2, 3.0 SP2, 3.5 SP1, 4.0 Full – {Optional}.
Microsoft Visual C++: 2002 (v7.0.9975), 2003 (v7.10.6119), 2005 SP1 (v8.0.50727), 2008 SP1 (v9.0.30729), 2010 SP1 (v10.40219), 2012 Update 5 (v11.0.61135), 2013 Update 5 (v12.0.40664), 2017 (v14.14.26429).
Microsoft Visual Basic: v1.00, v2.0.9.8, v3.0.5.38, v4.0.29.24, v5.2.82.44, v6.1.98.39 (SP6 Update KB2911777, KB2992332).

Windows XP Applications:

Microsoft Calculator Plus v1.0.0.908 {Replaces the default Calculator}.
Microsoft BitLocker To Go Reader v1.0 (KB970401).
Windows XP Powertoy – ClearType Tuner v1.01 – {Optional}.
Windows XP Powertoy – Alt-Tab Replacement v1.0 – {Optional}.
Windows XP User Profile Hive Cleanup Service v2.0.49 Beta – {Optional}.
Windows XP GDI+ Detection Tool v1 (KB873374).
Windows XP QFEcheck v6.2.29.0 (KB282784).

Additional Applications:

7-Zip v18.05 – {Optional}.
Mozilla Firefox v52.8.1 ESR (+ Primetime-CDM Plugin) – {Optional}.
VLC Media Player v3.0.3 – {Optional}.
Unlocker v1.9.2 – {Optional}.
SumatraPDF v3.1.2 – {Optional}.
ImDisk Toolkit v2017.7.6 – {Optional}.
HashCheck v2.4.0.55 – {Optional}.
Open Command Prompt Shell Extension v2.1.0 – {Optional}.

Windows XP Patches/Fixes:

Extended Update Support Patch v1.0: Extends support for Windows XP updates from “April 2014” to “April 2019” (POSReady 2009 updates).
TCP/IP Patch v1.0: Allows you to have 16777215 (maximum) half-open TCP connections instead of 10.
UxTheme Patch v1.0: Allows you to use unsigned custom visual styles (themes).
TermSrv Patch v1.0: Allows you to have multiple simultaneous remote desktop connections.
SFC Patch v1.0: Allows you to disable and enable Windows file protection with the “SfcDisable” registry entry.
SndRec32 Patch v2.0: Fixes a sound recorder error message on a computer with more than 2 GB of RAM and increases the recording time limit from 60 seconds to 999 seconds.
NTDETECT Patch v1.1: Fixes an issue with some buggy BIOSes when installing Windows XP with a USB drive.
RAID-5 Patch v1.0: Enables software RAID-5 support.
SERVICES Patch v1.0: Includes more port numbers assigned for well-known services defined by IANA.
MNF4SBF v3.1: Fixes a bug in Microsoft .NET Framework 4 that causes Windows XP to start slowly.
Fixed missing ClipBook Viewer shortcut in Start menu (accessory bottom).

Windows XP Tweaks:

Preconfigured Windows XP Settings – {Optional}.
Preconfigured program settings – {Optional}.
Removed Microsoft Persistent Update to install Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications v1.9.40.0 (KB905474).
Removed Microsoft Persistent Update to install Windows XP End of Service Notifications (KB2934207).
Removing Microsoft Persistent Update to install Windows Malware Removal Tool v5.39.12900.0 (KB890830).

Extras:

Compatible updates/hotfixes and RTM files ported from Office 2000, Windows 2000, Windows POSReady 2009, Windows Vista, Windows 7 (more details in ReadMe file).
DriverPacks BASE v11.09.01.2b – With Driver Packs: MassStorage v18.04.21 (SATA/AHCI), LAN v18.04.21 (Ethernet Cable) – Compressed = 23 MB / Uncompressed = 143 MB – {Removable}.
9 Additional Windows XP Themes – {Optional}: “Windows XP Embedded”, “Black Mesa v2.0”, “ChaNinja Style RC5 v1.0”, “Disney – It’s a Magical World v2.0”, “NeoGeniX LS v1. 0″, “Luna
Element Black v5.1 + CSS”, “Royale Remixed v1.47”, “Windows 7 Colors v1.1”, “Zune Final v1.0”.
Windows File Protection Utility v1.4 (in “Start Menu -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools”).
Windows XP CD-Key Changer v1.2 (in the ISO/Disk folder “..\OEM\WinXPPx86IE”).
Windows NT Record Changer v1.0 (in ISO/Disk folder “..\OEM\WinXPPx86IE”).
Text file with valid WGA CD keys (in ISO/Disk folder “..\OEM\WinXPPx86IE”).
Help file containing lots of useful information (in the ISO/Disc folder “..\OEM\WinXPPx86IE”).
Corrected and modified files are all digitally signed with a custom certificate.

Bugged Updates/Files that have not been added:

KB2926765 (shlwapi.dll) / This Update was not added due to a Microsoft bug with the changing of the Internet and E-mail item on the Start menu.
KB4134651 (oleaut32.dl) / This File was not added due to a Microsoft bug that will cause problems with some programs.

What is Removed:

Nothing has been removed that could cause problems with the system or software, only obsolete and unnecessary components have been removed.
Applications: “Address Book”.
Multimedia: “Pictures and Backgrounds”, “Movie Maker”, “Music Samples”.
Network: “MSN Explorer”, “Netmeeting”, “Outlook Express”, “Windows Messenger”.
OS Options: “Blaster and Nachi Removal Tool”, “Desktop Cleanup Wizard”, “Out of the Box Experience (OOBE)”, “Tour”.
Third Party Drivers: “Display Adapters”, “ISDN”, “Logitech WingMan”, “Microsoft SideWinder”, “Scanners”, “Sony Jog Dial”, “Toshiba DVD Decoder Card”.
Disk files: “clock.avi”, “flash.ocx”, “mmc.chm”, “plugin.ocx”, “rdsktpw.chm”, “swflash.inf”, “swtchbrd.bmp”, “yahoo.bmp” .
Disk folders: “DOTNETFX”, “SUPPORT”, “VALUEADD”, “I386\WIN9XMIG”, “I386\WIN9XUPG”.

General:

Based on the original English (international) Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 (volume license) ISO file from Microsoft.
Fully updated and passed all validations.
The installation process is unattended with a recovery console and repair option. A valid WGA CD key and all other user-required entries are automatically populated during Windows XP installation.
Runs a little faster than regular Windows XP because all Windows XP updates are integrated and because some obsolete and unnecessary components have been removed (nothing has been removed that could cause system or software problems).
After installing Windows XP, a menu will appear to choose which {optional} extras to integrate. If nothing has been selected after 5 minutes, the {optional} extras selected by default are integrated.
Any custom settings are also applied to new user accounts created when the account is first logged in.
All modified files are digitally signed with a separate certificate.

Important:

Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 June 2018 Free Download is not for upgrading, you need to do a clean install on a formatted hard drive or partition.
Before doing a real installation, it is recommended to do a test installation with a virtual machine program, such as VirtualBox.
Due to a Microsoft bug since 2017, you still need to manually install the latest “Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer 8” (downloadable via the Microsoft Update Catalog) before
you can get the most recent updates via the Windows XP update center, otherwise, it will take an extremely long time to find the most recent updates and the svchost.exe file will then also use a lot of CPU power.

Administrative:

To modify this Windows XP, open the “Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 – Black Edition 201X.XX.XX.iso” ISO file with a Zip archive program and extract everything except the “[BOOT]” folder (if applicable) in an empty folder. folder and use nLite to create a bootable ISO file after the changes.
To get a list of all installed Windows XP updates, run the DOS command “qfecheck” in a Command Prompt window.
With a little scripting knowledge, it is possible to integrate additional programs and custom settings by editing the files with a text editor in the ISO/Disc directory “..\OEM\RunOnce” as well as the “WINNT” files .SIF”, “NLITE.IN_”, “WXPIERO.INF” and “WXPIERO.CM_” in the ISO/Disc directory “..\I386” (the DOS decompression command line is [expand -r “FOLDER\FILE .IN_”] and the DOS compression command line is [makecab “FOLDER\FILE.INF”]).
A fully automated installation can be done by removing the “;FUI#” with a text editor from the “WINNT.SIF” file in the ISO/Disc “..\I386” directory. If you set the “Distribution” option from “No” to “Yes”, the Windows XP installer will not only ignore the EULA agreement but also automatically format the primary hard drive and install to a new partition created. Note that when you make these changes, the Recovery and Repair Console options are no longer accessible directly from the disk.

Ported Windows Updates/Hotfixes and RTM files:

Compatible Office 2000 updates/hotfixes: KB921606 (without html32.cnv, mswrd632.cnv, mswrd832.cnv, wpft532.cnv, wpft632.cnv).
Windows 2000 compatible updates/hotfixes: KB291343.
RTM files compatible with Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 (v5.1.2600.5669): explorer.exe, logon.scr, msgina.dll, sysdm.cpl, winbrand.dll, xpsp3res.dll (en-US).
Compatible Windows Vista software updates/patches: KB973473-v2 | KB977585-v2.
Compatible Windows Vista RTM files: makecab.exe (SP1), mimefilt.dll (SP2), mimefilt.dll.mui (SP2), msdelta.dll (SP2), nlhtml.dll (SP2), nlhtml.dll.mui (SP2) ), offfilt.dll (SP2),
offfilt.dll.mui (SP2), PhotoMetadataHandler.dll (SP2), windowscodecsext.dll (SP2), WMPhoto.dll (SP2), WMPhoto.dll.mui (SP2), WUDFUsbccidDriver. dll (SP2).
Compatible Windows 7 software updates/patches: KB976002 | KB2575928 | KB2616879 | KB2870165-v3 (without kernel32.dll, rdpwd.sys, rdpwsx.dll, termsrv.dll) | KB2958997-v4 (without pjlmon.dll).
Windows 7 compatible RTM files: mxdwdui.dll (SP1), WdfCoInstaller01007.dll (SP0 – WdfCoInstaller01009.dll), winusb.sys (SP1), WinUsbCoinstaller.dll (SP1), WUDFCoinstaller.dll (SP1), WUDFHost.exe (SP1 ). ), WUDFPf.sys (SP1), WUDFRd.sys (SP1), WUDFSvc.dll.mui (SP1), WUDFUpdate_01007.dll (SP0 – WUDFUpdate_01009.dll), WUDFx.dll (SP1).
Updates Windows XP components: Browser Choice, Remote Desktop, Windows Imaging Component, Windows Driver Frameworks, WinUSB, XPS Printer, and common printer drivers.

How to install Windows XP new:

SAVE ALL YOUR FILES TO SEPARATE STORAGE DEVICES.
Download all updated drivers for your computer.
Burn the “Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 – Black Edition 201X.XX.XX.iso” ISO file as an image file with your burning program.
Insert the Windows XP disc into your CD/DVD-ROM drive, restart your computer and boot from the Windows XP disc.
Now follow the Windows XP Setup Wizard instructions and perform a clean installation on a formatted hard drive or partition.
If you are installing Windows XP on a Solid State Drive (SSD), it is recommended to align the SSD or Windows XP partition to increase the performance of the SSD, because when installing
Windows XP and Windows do. Not correctly aligning a new partition created for a Solid State Drive (SSD). The easiest way to do this in Windows XP is to install the free version of the program
“MiniTool Partition Wizard”, then you simply need to start the program and right-click on the SSD disk or Windows XP partition, then click on “Align” then click on “Apply”.

How to remove the extra drivers and slipstream (integrate) your own SATA Drivers into Windows XP:

Find the SATA driver for your computer that includes a “txtsetup.oem” file, then extract all the driver files to an empty folder.
Create a new folder and name it “WinXP-IE”, then open the “Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 – Black Edition v201X.XX.XX.iso” ISO file with a Zip archive program, then extract everything except the “ [BOOT ]” (if applicable) in the “WinXP-IE” folder.
Remove BASE DriverPacks and additional drivers by starting the “DriverPacks BASE – Remover vX.X.X.cmd” file in the “..\WinXP-IE\OEM” directory.
Download and install the nLite program from the website.
Start nLite and click on Next then browse to the “WinXP-IE” folder after the loading process click on “Next” twice then select the options “Drivers” and “Bootable ISO only” then click again on “ Following”.
Now, click “Insert” and choose “Multiple Drivers Folder”, then browse to the downloaded SATA x86 (32-bit) drivers folder, then click “OK”.
Select the correct Windows XP x86 (32-bit) SATA driver for your computer and click “OK”, then choose “Textmode Driver” and select all options in the “Textmode Integration Options” box and click “OK” then on “Next” then on “Yes” and once the integration is complete click on “Next”.
In the “Label” field, write “WinXPPx86IE” or whatever you want, then click “Create ISO” and navigate to the directory where you want to save the new Windows XP ISO file.
For more information, visit the forum on the website or use a web search engine like Google and search for the keywords “Windows XP nLite SATA”.

How to install Windows XP from a USB Flash Drive:

For this to work, you need to make sure your computer (motherboard BIOS) has a USB boot option.
SAVE ALL YOUR FILES TO SEPARATE STORAGE DEVICES.
Download the latest version of WinSetupFromUSB from the website.
Create a new folder and name it “WinSetupFromUSB”, then extract the WinSetupFromUSB tool with a Zip-Achive program to the “WinSetupFromUSB” folder.
Create another new folder and name it “WinXP-IE”, then open the ISO file “Windows XP Professional SP3 x86 – Black Edition v201X.XX.XX.iso” with a Zip-Archive program, then extract everything except the “[BOOT]” (if applicable) in the “WinXP-IE” folder.
Plug a USB drive into the computer, then start the WinSetupFromUSB tool from the main “WinSetupFromUSB” folder.
Now select the USB drive in WinSetupFromUSB, then select the “Automatically format with FBinst” option and choose “NTFS” or FAT32/FAT16 when you install Windows XP on a Stone Age computer.
Select the “Windows 2000/XP/2003 Setup” option then click the “…” button and navigate to the “WinXP-IE” folder.
Now click on the “GO” button and once WinSetupFromUSB is finished, restart your computer and boot from the USB Flash driver.
Alternative tools for performing a Flash installation of Windows XP are “WinToFlash” and “Rufus”.

Roll Back to Internet Explorer 6 or Windows Media Player 9:

!WARNING! You must first insert an ORIGINAL English “Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 (x86)” disk/image into your computer before performing a restore, otherwise, the desktop will no longer load after a computer restart.
Open the file “C:\WINDOWS\inf\sysoc.inf” and remove the keyword “HIDE” from the line “IERollBack” (Internet Explorer) and “WMPRollBack” (Windows Media Player).
Now go to “START -> Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs -> Add/Remove Windows Components”, then first select “Internet Explorer” or “Windows Media Player” if it is not already selected, then click Next and after that. deselect “Internet Explorer 8” or “Windows Media Player 11” then click Next again then restart your computer.
When prompted for a file, navigate to the selection folder “I386” on the ORIGINAL English disk/image “Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 (x86)”.
After restarting the computer, start Windows XP Update Center and install all updates for Internet Explorer 6 and Windows Media Player 9, then hide updates for Internet Explorer 8 and
Windows Media Player 11 by clicking on the [+] then select the option “Don’t show this update anymore.”
The MD5 hashes for the original English “Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 (x86)” ISO files are:
MD5 Hash: 5BF476E2FC445B8D06B3C2A6091FE3AA (Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3 (x86) Volume English.iso).
MD5 Hash: F424A52153E6E5ED4C0D44235CF545D5 (Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3 (x86) Retail English.iso).
MD5 hash: 9BB3CB003E2C6005FCCC28C305BE05FF (Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3 (x86) OEM English.iso).
Enter the MD5 hash into a web search engine or P2P search engine to find a download link.

Troubleshooting:

If you are doing a USB Flash installation and you get a “hal.dll” error, try this:
Boot from USB Flash Driver and select setup option 1 and if that doesn’t help, select setup option 2 and if that doesn’t help either, select setup option 3.
If you are unable to boot from the Windows XP disk or USB flash drive, try this:
Restart your computer and if the computer boots, press the key on your keyboard to access the “Boot Priority Menu”, then select the Windows XP installation drive.
Restart your computer and if the computer boots, press the key on your keyboard to enter the “BIOS Menu”, then set the boot priority to the Windows XP installation drive above the hard drive.
If while installing Windows XP you are getting corrupted file errors or missing file errors, try this:
Burn the disc at the lowest possible speed and also enable the option to check the disc for errors after the burning process.
Don’t use an old, scratched record.
Clean your CD/DVD-ROM device(s).
Use another one or purchase another CD/DVD-ROM device.
Install Windows XP from a USB drive.
If while installing Windows XP you get a blue screen error or the screen stays black for more than 2 minutes or if the Windows XP installation hangs for more than 10 minutes or when no

Disk hard drive is found or if there is a RAID Hard Drive Problem, try this:

Use a floppy disk and load the SATA driver with the F6 option at the start of Windows XP installation.
Integrate your own SATA drive into Windows XP. Read the HELP GUIDES section to learn how to integrate your own SATA driver into Windows XP.
Try changing the BIOS SATA/AHCI setting to OFF or SATA mode to IDE (this option is a workaround and will reduce hard drive performance by about 3-8%).
If you have a problem with Microsoft .NET Framework, try this:
Uninstall all versions of Microsoft .NET Framework and restart your computer, then reinstall all versions of Microsoft .NET Framework through Windows XP Update Center.
Uninstall all versions of Microsoft .NET Framework and restart your computer, then download and run the .NET Framework Cleanup Tool (then restart your computer and install all
versions of Microsoft .NET Framework through Windows XP Update Center.
If you plug in a device and get the error that the MTP device cannot be installed, try this:
Go to your device’s menu settings and turn off USB debugging, unplug your device from your computer, then restart your device and your computer.
Go to your device’s menu settings and switch your device from MTP to MSC, then unplug your Device from your computer, then restart your device and computer.
Use a web search engine like Google and try if you can’t find a Windows XP MTP hack for your device (example search: “Device model” Windows XP MTP).