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I have managed to figure out how to fix this error (at least on VirtualBox), so if anyone else has the

1. Windows XP Starter Edition is an edition of Windows XP, released on 11 August 2004.It is a stripped down version of Windows XP Home Edition that was released internationally for low-cost or low-end PCs in developing countries like Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and some Latin American countries.
2. According to the license agreement, the product keys for retail edition of XP can only be used on one PC, but the ones for VOL edition can be supplied for more PCs to use. Second, there is another important difference, the retail edition of XP needs to activate, yet VOLs don’t have this concept totally.
3. Using a generic key can be helpful if you wanted to install or upgrade to a specific Windows 10 edition for evaluation or testing on a PC or virtual machine, or just don't have a digital license or your genuine product key currently available and you will activate later when able. This tutorial will provide you with a list of RTM (retail).

Notes Windows XP Starter is a special version of Windows XP, much of it is locked down and you can only run 3 programs at the same time. This version includes Windows XP Service Pack 3.

exact same error you can do this to fix it.
The solution is to change the value Installed in HKLMSYSTEMWPAStarter from 1 to 0
But don't try to change it manually, the OS BSODs after a few seconds, and even if you manage to get a .reg file with this fix on the VM it will show an error. So you need to modify it while the VM is offline.
There are 3 ways to do it:
The first one involves installing WinMount and mounting it from there
The second one involves adding the Starter disk image to another VM
The third one involves mounting the Starter disk image using Disk Management, but it only works if you have a VDI disk image.
I will show the method that uses WinMount
1. Download WinMount from the following links:
32-bit: https://download.cnet.com/WinMount-32-b ... 47890.html
64-bit: https://download.cnet.com/WinMount-64-b ... 08495.html
2. Install it
3. Open WinMount
4. From the top bar choose 'Mount File'
5. Navigate to your disk image location
6. Click on Continue The Trial
7. Uncheck the 'Read only' check box IMPORTANT!
8. Click on Yes on the engrish message, if it appears9. Open regedit on your PC
10. Go to the SYSTEM hive then click File, then 'load registry hive' or something like that, since I have polish Windows
11. Navigate to Z:WindowsSystem32Config
12. Choose SYSTEM file
13. In the box that appears type in the name that the loaded registry hive will have
14. Navigate to the newly loaded registry hive
15. Navigate to WPA
16. Navigate to Starter
17. Change the value of Installed from 1 to 0
18. Go to the root of the mounted registry hive
19. Go to file and choose 'unmount registry hive' (the option under the option to mount a registry hive)
20. Close regedit

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21. Go back to WinMount
22. Choose Umount all

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23. Uninstall WinMount if desired
24. Boot the VM

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And there you go! Now you have a working Windows XP Starter VM in VirtualBox. Enjoy.

Lost your Windows XP product key? Or the product key sticker has fadded out? Normally the product key is on a sticker on your computer or located with the manual that came with Windows XP. If you are unable to locate your product key, you’ll lose a valuable license. In this article we’ll describe two options which can help you find Windows XP product key from your Windows registry or original installation CD.

Option 1: Find Windows XP Product Key from Your Installation CD

If you have misplaced your Windows XP product key, you can still recover it from your original installation CD, by follow these steps:

1. Insert the installation CD into your CD / DVD Drive.
2. Explore the CD and navigate to the i386 folder.
3. Open the file UNATTEND.txt and scroll down to the last line.
4. You will find your Windows XP product key there.

Option 2: Find Windows XP Product Key from Windows Registry

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The method above works only for certain OEM CDs. If you couldn’t locate your product key from the CD or the installation CD is inaccessible, then this option should be of help! With Product Key Finder program you can decrypt Windows XP product key which is stored in Windows registry.

To get started, download and install Product Key Finder on your computer. After installing, run the program. Click on “Start Recovery” button, it will display a list of recovery options. Choose the “From current system” option, the program will begin to find and recover your Windows XP product key in seconds!

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