Win2K + SP2

[mjmm]

I\'ve slipstreamed SP2 into the directory copy of the Win2K original CD. I extracted the boot record from this CD too.
I burned the CD and it booted OK, but when it has finished loading all stuff needed for install, a panel appears saying that I\'m going to install an evaluation version (which installs SP2 marvelously, but with a six months expiring term).
I followed the instructions and had no problem getting a bootable CD at the first try. But I don\'t know why the evaluation version bother.
Is it due to have SP2 slipstreamed? I haven\'t found nothing related to that.

I have repeated it three times because:
1. I thought it was due to bypassing serial number check.
    So, I undid that operation. No good
2. The I believed it was due to the boot.bin I downloaded from
    Techguide. So I extracted my own boot.bin. Bad once   again.

So, I\'m puzzled. Any idea about what\'s going on?

Thanks in advance.
Regards
Miguel

[Josetann]

What language are you using?  The early French and Spanish versions of SP2 had this problem:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/ar...s/Q300/2/30.ASP

[mjmm]

Hi Joseph:
Yes my version is an early spanish one.
I\'ve read the article and will download the new version.
I will tell you the results.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards.
Miguel

[mjmm]

Finally I got the right SP2 and burned a good CD with SP2 slipstreamed.
Thank you very much for your advice.
It\'s nice to have someone disinterested hanging around to help you.
Till next time.

[Anonymous]

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