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Installation Manual for Windows XP (unattended setup) CD V3.0 02/2011 US+DE Installationsanleitung für Windows XP (unattended setup) CD V3.0 13 5.2 Inst allation procedure → Insert the BOOT CD-ROM (Boot CDRO M for Wi ndo…
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5 Installation
Note:
In the general part of the setup, you have to answer with “Yes” or “No”. In the second part you
can switch between the wizard dialogs with “Next” or “Back” buttons.
With the “Cancel” button you can abort the whole installation procedure.
5.1 Hardware specific requirements and restrictions
5.1.1 SCENIC C 610
If you connect your keyboard via USB interface, you have to ensure the “legacy USB” option in the System
BIOS to be enabled. To do this:
→ Press the F2 key at boot time.
→ Navigate to the “Advanced” menu.
The following settings are displayed:
Advanced
Peripheral Configuration
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Serial 1: [Enabled]
Serial 1 Address: [3F8h, IRQ 4]
Serial 2: [Enabled]
Serial 1 Address: [2F8h, IRQ 3]
Parallel: [Enabled]
Parallel Mode: [Printer]
Parallel Address: [378h, IRQ 7]
USB Host Controller: [Enabled]
USB 2.0 Host Controller: [Enabled]
USB Legacy Support: [Disabled]
Serial ATA Configuration
Diskette Controller: [Enabled]
Mouse Controller: [Enabled]
LAN Controller: [Enabled]
LAN Remote Boot: [Disabled]
Audio Controller: [Disabled]
Item Specific Help
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F1 Info
→ To activate the option “USB Legacy Support”, navigate to it and press the space bar.
→ After that you have to exit the BIOS setup and save your changes.
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5.2 Installation procedure
→ Insert the BOOT CD-ROM (Boot CDROM for Windows XP Professional) to start the unattended
setup into the CD ROM drive.
→ Please remove all external drives like USB sticks or USB harddisks. This would confuse the
setup.
→ Reboot the computer.
→ Please change the boot devices in your BIOS if the system doesn’t accept the CD ROM drive as
the boot medium.
5.3 Preparation for the unattended setup Windows XP
Fig. 5-1: License Agreement
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With the following dialog you can start the setup:
Fig. 5-2: Warning