Ubuntu Standalone Windows XP Home Installer

[SeVeNeLeVeN]

Is there a Standalone Windows XP Home Ubuntu Installer?
I am trying to put Ubuntu on an older PC and have no Internet Connection attatched to it. I need a Standalone Installer that can be run from cd.

Where can I find the correct 32 bit Installer download?

*Using Wubi.exe & Stuck at "iso can not be downloaded" error due to lack of internet connection on the PC.

[SeVeNeLeVeN]

I will update this post will the full error data shortly.
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[zombifier25]

Download the .iso from Ubuntu's official website using a computer that has Internet connection, then have Wubi use that image instead.

[PhantomTurtle]

To add to zombifier's reply you don't even need to burn it to a iso if you don't want to because you can mount it using a program such as daemon tools lite or virtual clone drive. Since Wubi is already on the cd, all you have to do is run it from the mounted iso.

[SeVeNeLeVeN]

http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/
Is this the right site? If so, what download is right for me?

[zombifier25]

Use the Desktop CD. Then depending on your board, choose 32bit or 64bit. If unsure, just go for 32bit.

[SeVeNeLeVeN]

Sorry for my noobish post. I may have been confusing.

Here is what I have done:
Downloaded wubi.exe onto my Stock Samsung Stratosphere [SCH-I405] sdcard
Transferred wubi.exe to my PC via Usb cable
Installed and ran wubi.exe and had errors due to no internet.

If I use a different PC with internet, where is the Url to the .iso download I need on my WinXp w/ Service Pack 3?

and, if I put that iso file to disc, then run wubi.exe will it find it on my cd-rom drive?

Searching Help & Tutorials has lead me in only circles.

[Frogs Hair]

There is no XP specific version of Wubi and what ISO you choose depends weather you have A 32 or 64 bit processor.

[PhantomTurtle]

Wubi.exe will be on the CD drive and will usually be on the autoplay prompt as well.

[jmore9]

You can also use Magicdisc which is an iso loaded reader mounter. It is found on beta news download section. Very easy to install and use.