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Hi Jennifer,

Yes, you do need an XP installation disk. The ftlx041e.dll file is only a few kb of what I gather will be a 200MB+ installation (though not necessarily a 200MB+ increase in the final size of your XP installation), so I'm not sure that downloading it will get you much further.
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