How to install Korean, Japanese, Chinese input without Windows XP CD

I just bought a Lenovo Ideapad s10. It's a great netbook. The problem is that I need to type in Korean. I tried installing Korean input via the regular way (Control Panel, Regional languages, Add new language, etc). Unfortunately, I need the Windows XP CD. That's not the problem. I do have the CD. The problem is that the netbook doesn't have a CD-ROM drive. How would I go about installing the Korean language so I can type in Korean?
Thank you. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

 

put the XP disc in a server on the network the laptop can map to. Then share the CDROM drive.

 

copy entire cd to a flashdrive on other computer and when installing the language, browse to the flashdrive

 

Thank you for replying.
I'm sorry, but can someone explain in detail how to do this?
Thanks.

 

do you have access to other computer?
from there, you can copy the cd into either ext hdd or flashdrive,

and when you tried to add korean, it ask for windows cd, right? at that point, that should be option "browse" on lower right side, choose that and browse to the flashdrive or hdd, go to the folder "i386" then press ok, it should work now

edit: added more info

 

Thank you. I got it to work. Thanks for sharing the picture. It really helped me.
Thank you again.
Take care.

 

you're welcome

 

I have a normal desktop that is windows XP. I do not have the CD at all though! Please help me download this pack, I know Japanese and I really want to read it on this computer! I have been waiting for months now, any help is greatly appreciated.

 

you will definitely need the cd or programs like njstar( http://www.njstar.com/ )

 

Where do I go on njstar. You can email me at [email protected] if you want to give specific directions and such.