The original XP disk can't ask for the SP2 disk, because it doesn't know it exists. Onily SP2 can ask for the SP2 disk.
What happens if you insert that OEM disk when it asks for the SP2 disk?
Kees
1. Bought custom built machine around 2008/2009 with XP Home + SP2 & SP3 preinstalled. Was given OEM disc for XP. I presume the builder merely downloaded SP2 & 3 from Update and therefore never had disks for them.
2. Hard drive failed 2012/2013. Used another machine from then till now.
3. Revisited custom machine couple of weeks ago and started setup afresh. The machine reformatted the drive (one and a half hours) and proceeded with setup on OEM disk. Got as far as finishing basic XP and then told me to insert SP2 disk. I never had it.
4. Windows says you can also click OK if you want to use SP2 from another medium (eg a floppy). SP2 is 266 megs, so I used my Win7 machine to burn SP2 onto DVD disk. Now the XP machine will not accept the DVD disk.
5. I am assuming that if/when SP" gets into and finishes my setup it will not ask me to insert SP3 disk, because SP3 is still available on Update, whereas SP2 is not.
6. So here I am with my old XP machine almost re-setup with Windows using my own OEM disk, but for the addition of SP2. Is there any way I can complete this setup without having to buy a new SP2 disk?

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