About AllBootDisks ISO CD Images

You are a lifesaver ... ALL I needed was one stupid file (format.com) in the right "flavor" and of course I couldn't locate any of my Windows 98SE CDs or floppy boot discs. From your site I was able to get the one file I needed without a huge download!

BTW, I have used your CDs multiple times in past years as well. As always, they work just fine.

Thanks again for all your hard work.

1) When I posted a comment to the How to burn a boot CD page it did not show up.

2) What version of Nero is in that picture on that page? I have v5 and I'm forced to finalize the CD.

3) How can I burn an ISO plus files to CD? Multisession with some version of Nero?

4) How can I access exe files to run on C:\ after booting with a DOS 6.22 boot CD or 98/ME.

Great site, thanks

your win98 withno ram drive gold and SE versions may be wrong. The file dates for SE say 1998 and for the gold version 1999

The basic with ram drive cd's are ok

Excellent and useful website. I wanted to install an MS-Dos 5.0 Upgrade version on a virtual server and i had no way to boot from a compatible diskette. So i found this website, which is magnificent, downloaded the appropriated boot disk and solve me the problem. Thanks a lot and keep it for a looooooong time!

Just to make sure before things go wrong:

Please beware when deciding to use this bootdisk: it contains the "old" version of fdisk which will damage harddrives larger than 64GB when used to partition etc your harddrive.

Note to the maintainer of this website: please read up on this site

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/263044

and include the updated version in the iso file (and probably in the non-iso files as well) in order to avoid major problems for some users.

Apart from that, i would like to take the opportunity to thank you for the excellent service you provide !

Kind regards

Hi, I have one question here.

I have been doing lots of searchings on how a XP bootable cd works, however, I only managed to find out if we are to make a XP bootable cd ourselves, the system will first load the command prompt, and we have to initiate the XP setup process manually by running x:\i386\winnt.exe.

Is there a way to make a XP bootable cd to load directly into the setup process without entering into the command prompt?

Thank you.

Great. Very useful.
I need to boot a notebook without windows that has a damage cdrom, and copy files from another computer in a lan. There is a DOS boot disk to do this? Or only using linux?
Thank´s!!
Erick

Will your bootable disks work for the following problem?

I recently ran 'disk sanitizer' form system bios---BIG MISTAKE. Prior to this, my laptop worked fine--figured I was doing some good by "sanitizing" the hard drive.

Now copmputer will not boot from any of my OEM cd's. I have tried numerous sites to try and find cd that could hopefully fix the problem. The error message states corrupt sys_disk.

Can any of your software assist me in returning computer to working state?

I recently d/l'ed the Win98 SE iso to help make a boot disk for norton ghost. I opened the iso in UltraISO and added ghost then burned it, but when it's done booting the ghost.exe file isn't there. If you put the CD in a working Windows machine it shows up in explorer. Any ideas?

Hello AllBootDisks, You saved lot of my time. One of my friends asked me to fix his Windows ME system. I tried to boot with a few other solutions given in other websites but none worked. Then I came across your website through a google search. I used your ISO CD image to boot the system and reinstalled Windows ME. Everything is fine now.
Your website gives all the information in simple and easy steps required for the boot disks, which I have never seen in any other website.
I remember an advertisement on TV "DOES EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS ON THE TIN".

KUDOS TO YOU....

-K

I was cleaning off old programs from an old Toshiba Satellite ( XP Home). I guess I over cleaned because now it will not book. A winlogon.exe error comes up saying it cannot inf COMCTL32.dll then a next error says it is missing MSGINA.dll. Then it forces a restart and cycles through the same errors. I have tried to book in every safe mode possible but same thing. I don't know what to do!

This site may just be the Holy Grail I've been looking for. Or Perhaps not. I've been trying to recapture my youth, downloading old abandonware games (www.the-underdogs.info), many of which will not run in windows at all, and dosbox doesn't seem to work either. Back in the good old days of Windows98 I could simply boot to a dos command prompt and all was well. Now I'm afflicted with XP, it all seems a bit more complicated. I've downloaded your dos6.22 boot disk (which came as an archived file not a .iso - does that matter?) and burnt it to a cd, tried to boot from it (bios settings all in order ie cd drive boot priority above hd) and just ended up in XP as normal. Can you help a frustrated gamer? Thanks muchly! :)

great site, but the comment of using original disks with later micro-soft products is going to be difficult since most systems no longer have the original disk,,

Jesus i think i messed up... not sure what to do. I have a Windows XP CD, but there was something wrong w/ ntdll.dll file and would not let me go to recovery or install Windows (booting w/ WinXP CD). And I was told I just need to copy the file from XP CD to /windows/system32, but I could not.. since while using windows I can't alter the file, and I do not have a floppy drive. And since I was planning to format my drive and install Windows XP... (its dumb, while booting w/ WinXP CD, it reads a dll from C drive and errors out)

So I tried downloading the WIN98SE_Bootdisk.iso and got to A:... so I did fdisk and formatted C:... and I think i messed up. It said it formatted a couple kilobytes @_@.. Now I can't get my computer to boot up with WinXP CD anymore.... How come the bootdisk only formatted couple kilobytes instead of 100gb??

Could anyone tell me what I can do to just.. format the dang C drive?

Thank You. ^_^