I have been having a problem with a step in the Multi-Boot DVD.pdf (flyakite) which is a tutorial for Multi-Boot DVD for windows os version...
I am having trouble with creating the boot folder...the guide says to go to Start -> Run and enter:

D:\AIO-DVD\SETUP\XP\Professional\i386\winnt32.exe /noreboot

and that opens an installation process...It asks me to enter my CD key (it the one that came with my system) and it says its invalid...
I was hoping someone here could please tell me another way to obtain the files required for the boot folder require for this guide...

Thank you much in advance (ima noob here, if i made an error please dont hate lol)

You should use Search function.
1. You could use Power packer:
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=55254
2. You could use Nazqul's Boot Folder creation, winnt32 /noreboot replacement:
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...&hl=boot+folder

In any case you should enter your CD key. I think you have entered wrong CD key, you have done some error

ok ty...im new to forums overall...

took me quite awhile just to register an account here...lol...Ty much for you help!

EDIT: ok i was able to do the same thing by extracting these files from the .ima files from a boot floppy creater for windows xp... (ithe final product was the same)

but in the tutorial it says i need to remove 3 files but i cannot find those files...and i doing something wrong? Says i need to remove:

BOOTSECT.DAT
migrate.inf
winnt.sif

but they are no where to be found in the boot folder...help?

srry for the double post!
i just want to make sure im doing this right...Should those files be there? kuz they aint, and i didnt remove them...The tutorial says for ME to remove them but i canot locate them...
Someone please come to my aid and be my knight in shining armor...

ok, you either need to talk about ME, or XP... switching between the two is only going to confuse someone.....

If you use the tools provided.. You should be fine...

PS... you DO NOT USE THE IMA/BOOT FLOPPY... Use the tools