دانلود Windows XP Live CD Portable - ویندوز ایکس پی پرتابل (بدون نیاز به نصب، اجرا از روی سی دی به صورت زنده)

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**  Project Features
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* Boots your PC with Windows XP Professional SP2. Most features you are used to are available in terms of Start Menu, Desktop, Windows Explorer, Registry, etc.

* Video support is provided by the VBEMP x86 Project (http://www.geocities.com/bearwindows/vbemp.htm) which produced the Universal VESA/VBE Video Display Driver for Windows NT x86 Architecture that drives the video in the PE. This means that most people will see something, even if its not the highest resolution you are used to.

* Network and Mass Storage support is via the latest driverpacks from driverpacks.net -- they will work for most of the world's network cards (not wireless though sorry) and also the latest SATA drives.

* Audio support is provided for some systems via the XPE project. The following cards are supported: Realtek AC97 base, kxAudio (SBLive/Audigy), Creative PCI, Creative SB16, Aureal Vortex 8810/8820/8830, VIA AC97, Intel 82801AA/AB/BA/CA AC97, SiS 7018, ALi Audio Accelerator, Crystal WDM, CS4281, ESS Allegro, Maestro, etc., Yamaha DS1, OPL3-SAx, Aztech 2320, NeoMagic MagicMedia, USB Audio, and Virtual PC.

* USB device suppport is available for external hard drives, mice and keyboards, but please plug-in prior to booting with the disc.

* Boot SDI - The entire system directory for the OS is loaded into your RAM at boot time. This was achieved using the Boot SDI script in WinBuilder. This means you have a limited ability to install programs you wish to use for a PE session. The amount of space isn't huge, you only get 24 MB of free space for your system directories but this should be sufficient for some apps, the program files can go onto another drive. Anything that needs to reboot will generally not work but everything else should.

* Loading into your RAM also means a relatively short load time (3 minutes as opposed to 6 - 10 mins) and a much more responsive system due to operating entirely inside your RAM as opposed to relying on a very slow connection between your CD drive and PC.

* In addition to loading the system folders into RAM, a RAM disk is also created using a % based formula that allocates different amounts depending on how much you have actually available. Many applications will make use of this space and will be assigned to the B: drive. See the following for what sized RAM disk you will get with the amount of installed RAM (it varies depending on integrated graphics):

- 512 MB of installed RAM will have about 40 MB for the RAM disk
- 1 GB will have about 200 MB
- 2 GB will have about 575 MB

* The following apps are integrated into the explorer shell: 7-Zip 9.10 beta, CMD anywhere, Scanner 2.8, and WinRAR 3.90. Also, PDF-XChange Viewer 2.0.42.9 will open PDF files automatically, and Irfan View 4.25 will open all the files it recognizes including audio files and HEAPS of others. Help files will use the xCHM utility -- if help is not directly available from within the app, look inside the app folder on the disc, or even inside the app SFX package. Also integrated were Java 1.6 update 14, Windows Scripting (WSH), Visual Basic (VB6), and AutoIT (au3).

* The following aps are loaded automatically on booting: Unlocker 1.88, MultiRes 1.58, System Explorer 2.06, and PowerMenu 1.51.

* About 400 apps are available, the shortcuts are dynamically created at boot time.


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**  Things you should know
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 - not all the functionality of a standard Windows XP installation is available. Please understand that lots and lots of work was performed by many people to even get the functionality that exists. For example, audio will not work for everybody. If something doesn't work, please let us know :)

 - the DVD version of this project has slightly higher minimum required specifications than the CD version. If you find the DVD runs out of virtual memory too easily, try the CD.

 - your available RAM is used for the following things: the core OS files and some program files are loaded into RAM - the image file is 248 MB in size so at least this amount will not be available for normal use. This includes about 25 MB of free writble space to the system directory so some programs are able to be installed after booting. There is also a RAM disk created that is set to use 40% of installed RAM. On a system with only 512 MB of RAM, you will only get 40 MB or so of free space which won't let you do much at all -- see next point on what to do in this situation.
 
  - If you have booted on a machine with a hard disk on it, you may wish to use that instead of the RAM drive to store the app files of the programs you want to use. To do this, simply change the environment variables for your temporary folders to the drive letter of the drive you wish to use. Right-Click 'My Computer' and choose 'Properties'. Click on the 'Advanced' tab, and on the 'Environment Variables' button at the bottom of the window. You should see 'TEMP' and 'TMP' in the list of user variables. Edit their values to use the drive letter of the disk you want to use.

 - apps work in a number of different ways:
 - Apps that are simple are usually packaged to either run directly from the disc or extract to the temp folder (usually on the RAM disk) and run until the program exits at which time the extracted files are deleted.
 - Apps where you might want to save the configuration extract to the RAM drive and permanently remain there until you decide to clear the space. This enables you to be able to easily save your current workspace if u want or need to. All files can be found in B:\Apps\<ProgramName>
- not all apps follow this rule, to find out which is which, right-click the loader package (usually appname_SFX_ and choose to view properties, and the comment section.
 
 - if you don't see the volume icon in the system tray after Windows XP Live! has finished booting, this means you don't have a compatible sound card. However, there is still a way to get sound working. If you have a USB headset with a mic attached, use the Driver Import PE utility (icon on desktop) to install the drivers for it that should be on your system drive. All the multimedia apps will then be useful :)

 - if you want to change screen resolution, use the MultiRes utility in the system tray. You may have to select your desired resolution twice, this is normal due to the universal video driver. So don't freak out if the resolution gets worse after changing it, just keep selecting viable screen resolutions until you get the best fit.
 
 - all apps should also be able to be used as portable apps. If you want to convert the app packages for use as portable apps permanently, if the app has been packaged into an SFX package (it will have _SFX as the end to the file name), just extract the package into its own folder and run the main EXE file.

 - for the list of available apps, see the DOCS folder.