How to create our bootable CD
Download the appropriate ISO bootable CD image for the operating system you are trying to repair. Save this file to your desktop.
Open your preferred CD Burning application...I use Nero
In the CD burning application go to the File Menu and select Open
Navigate to your Desktop and select the ISO image you downloaded and press Open
After pressing Open, in Nero you are immediately presented with the Burn dialogue box. Your application may differ slightly. At this point all you have to do is burn the CD, no further configuration is required.
Your bootable CD is now created.Turn on the computer you want booted and insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive. If the computer does not boot from the CD, restart and check your BIOS settings to ensure that the CD-ROM drive is listed before the hard disk in the boot order. For assistance with this, see the documentation from your computer manufacturer.
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Re: How to create our bootable CD
What if all you have is windows cd burner will it work with that
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what is mean by bootable cd n how to create bootable cd
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I've tried and created a disk via the way you showed us above.
It does working for booting into DOS mode when I restarted, but it can't access into harddrive (c: or d:)
Why?
Re: How to create our bootable CD
Probably because your C: drive is partitioned as FAT32, and you are using a version of DOS prior to 7.0, or your C: drive is partitioned as NTFS, and you are using any version of DOS. It can't read the drive, because it doesn't recognize the format.
thanks
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Chances are that your normal operating system is Windows XP or better. Most of the time XP and higher formats your hard drive for the NTFS file system. NTFS is not supported in most versions of DOS. You would need to find a dos driver (or TSR) that will allow you to access NTFS drives.
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Thanks for make this usefull tools. You help me to solve problems with my notebook.
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Hallo!
Thanx for the info you post on the net.However I can't seem to see how to make a bootable cd without using Nero.Any ideas?
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if you don't have nero just go to there wed page and download 30 day test.
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if you have linux or ubuntu it will let you access it without burning a disk
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Is this CD for XP Home??
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hey you guy/ladies are the bomb.! i just wanted to know how to create a bootable iso of my harddrive to use in virtual box or vmware.? what do you guys/ladies suggest
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Mounting vs. Burnins
is it possible to mount it onto a virtual drive rather than burning it to a disk? mounting has worked for me in almost every other occasion, but i've never messed with OS emulation before
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It is possible to mount the iso onto a virtual drive rather than burn the iso to a disk. You did not specify what virtual drive. So, I am going to assume you are running something like Parallels on a Mac and created a virtual drive for Window98.
In Parallels I am using version 4 and beta version 5 so I will describe the process with version 4.
Open Parallels.
Select the Windows98 virtual machine (assume you have already set this up)
Click the configure icon
In the configure menu select Option-boot order. Move the CD ROM drive to the top of the list using the arrow to the right side.
Then in the configure menu select Hardware-CD/DVD ROM. Make sure the boxes are checked for Enabled and Connected. Next are the icons for Real Device and Image File. Select Image File icon. Next for File click the Choose button and navigate to the location of the iso image file you have downloaded. Select it such as Windows98SE_bootdisk.iso. Interface should already be selected and will likely be IDE. Location should already be selected and will likely be IDE 0:1.
Dale Eshelman
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Very useful website! Thank you for the big help!
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I have a laptop which used to have Linux. After using the manufacturer's recovery disks to restore Windows XP, the machine will not boot. It talks about GRUB and Error 17.
Apparently this GRUB is a pest that needs to be killed with fdisk /mbr. But the recovery disk version of DOS does not contain FDISK or FORMAT or CHKDISK. So I made a CD from this site, with DOS 6.22. I set the computer to boot from the CD. This has no effect, still the machine talks GRUB.
So I physically removed the hard disk and booted with the CD. The computer does not boot from it. The computer knows it has a CD drive, but claims that the disk is not bootable.
Any solution?
Åke
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GRUB is the Linux boot system.
It can be removed with a program called
Auto Super Grub. You will have to Google to find it.
When you format a disk that has had Linux on it, that
GRUB boot file stays on the drive and interferes with
Windows boot.
Good luck :o)
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I have windows ME 2000 and need a Reboot download
for a CD to make a Bootable Cd, my A drive does not
function so I have to have it Bootable on CD.
Please advise
David Graham
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needing a little help :( thanks :)
Re: How to create our bootable CD for vista -NTFS
How to make NTFS boot disk, for vista. and CD can use for format, partition,pl reply or solution
Any NTFS boot.iso direct available
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I have a ultra portable labtop - and i wandt to create a BOOT-USB for Windows XP - I have the "HP Drive Key Boot Utility" but, i dont have a the apropriate image file...
I have made a DOS 6.22 bootable USB, but it is not possible to switch to C:\ and view the harddrive.
Alle the images you have here, uses multiple floppys, but i would like it alle on one disk (my USB drive).
I still have my Windows XP CD - can i use this?
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hello,
anybody help in making windows xp2 cd from bootable windows xp2 cd with nero 6.6 or magiciso 5.5
Re: How to create our bootable CD
I followed the directions to create a bootable CD with DOS6.22 on it. I loaded it into the computer (dell w/ Vista) and rebooted to the cd drive. It said no medium was found and went into Vista. Any ideas what I did wrong?
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when i put it in my computer it says it doesn't have a valid FAT or FAT32 partition. what do i do now?
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Is there a tool that let's me put the CD image into a usb hard drive?
I don't want to copy it as an iso file. I want to burn it into the usb hard drive so I can boot from it later.
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