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Windows XP usually doesn't need a boot disk. You can usually just boot directly from the CD and run the setup utility there. But if it's a newer model of Toshiba laptop (i.e. 2001 or newer) you might want to run the system restore utility that comes loaded onto the machine.
However, if you perfer Pro then just pop in your WinXP Pro into the drive and boot from that. If it doesn't work run your BIOS setup (F1 or F2 on most machines right at startup) and make sure that the boot order of your system devices specifies the CD-ROM as the first one so that your computer will try to boot off the CD first. Hope that helps. Jam it back in, in the dark. |