i have qustion in my mind ?

i have qustion in my mind ?
i have windows xp sp3 cd i make alot of thing in this resource windwos like update to make it perfect in installation.
alot of People and my friends came to me to take a copy from this cd .
i need to protect this cd by my name and never can any one edit on it .
i hope to find solution for this

i have qustion in my mind ?
i have windows xp sp3 cd i make alot of thing in this resource windwos like update to make it perfect in installation.
alot of People and my friends came to me to take a copy from this cd .
i need to protect this cd by my name and never can any one edit on it .
i hope to find solution for this

OK, to try to clarify the question...

You want somehow to protect the content of the CD i.e. not the issues with activation and all that piracy/warez of the actual software from microsoft, but the customizations youhave made, etc.

Since once they have the physical CD, they could copy it, that wouldn't work. You might be able to find some way to "encrypt" the entire contents, but then you would have to have a special boot loader that understood how to read your encrypted CD... I'm not aware of anything like that, but is that what you are looking for?

At the end of the day, it is going to come down to a trade-off on usability vs. protection. Like many other forms of "license" (which is a grant of a set of rights), enforcement of those rights is all about the ease of legitimate users vs. the rights of the publisher...

But, again, the point of this posting is to clarify what you are looking for...You want to give them a CD to use, but not allow them to make any changes to the CD and then re-burn a new copy...Right?

yes my friend
I want to give them a CD to use, but not allow them to make any changes to the CD
To protect my all working on it becouse it's spicial for them.
Thank's for your replay

yes my friend
I want to give them a CD to use, but not allow them to make any changes to the CD
To protect my all working on it becouse it's spicial for them.
Thank's for your replay

OK, then the simple answer is NO, it's not easy or practical, especially if it is a bootable CD.