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You will get a success dialog if the update went successfully. Click OK when the Database Backup dialog appears and go through the wizard to update the database. Click on Database Update to update the database.

Click on Tools Update and go through the wizard to update the tools.Į. The database engine should be updated first, so click on Database Engine Update to update the database engineĬ.

The Welcome to Windows XP Embedded SP2 window will open.ī. To begin installing SP2, go to Program Files\Windows Embedded\Installer\disk3 and run setup.exe. Upgrading the Windows XP Embedded tools and database to SP2Ī. Once it has finished, you may close it and the Welcome to Windows XP Embedded SP1 window.Ĥ. Follow the wizard to install the database, accepting the defaults and again using MCQ2F-6K2HW-BFFR4-VQG8V-GDJY6 for the product key. Install the Windows XP Embedded database, so click on Database Setup. If it is not, start it and/or restart your machine.Į. Make sure the MSSQLSERVER service is started. Open the firewall properties and make sure File and Printer Sharing is checked.ĭ. Next, install the Windows XP Embedded database engine so click on Database Engine Setup.Ĭ. Follow the wizard to install the tools, accepting the defaults and using MCQ2F-6K2HW-BFFR4-VQG8V-GDJY6 for the product key.ī. Firstly, the Windows XP Embedded tools need to be installed, so click on Tools Setup. Installing the Windows XP Embedded tools and databaseĪ. If not, go to Program Files\Windows Embedded\Installer\Disk1 and run setup.exe.ģ. When that is finished, click OK and the Welcome to Windows XP Embedded SP1 window should open:

To create the 3 disk folders, run XPEFFI.exe, browse to where you downloaded the files, and click Start Download Now. Once you have your VM up and running, you'll need to download each of the files below into the same folder on the VM: For the purposes of this guide, I'll be using VirtualBox. I assume you have the knowledge to create one, otherwise learn how to do that first. If you wish to use the Remote Boot feature, you must use either Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003, which is not covered here. Windows 2000 Professional SP4 will also work. Most of this guide is adapted from Microsoft's tutorial.įirst you'll need a VM (or physical machine) with Windows XP Professional SP2 or SP3 installed on it. This tutorial also applies to Windows Embedded Standard 2009, but you have to use Windows XP SP3 as a development system. There is a tutorial already on the subject but 1) this uses the public evaluation kit from Microsoft, 2) this is using a single VM in VirtualBox, and 3) I like pictures.