About AllBootDisks ISO CD Images
These ISO CD-ROM images have been created to allow you to boot your computer from a CD for the purpose of repairing various issues.
The CD images are an exact copy of the boot diskette images. There is no advantage to using these ISO images over a diskette image. Some newer computers do not have a floppy drive installed, so these images allow for compatibility of newer machines.
These ISO images DO NOT contain any Microsoft operating system. You can not use these images to install Windows; they are for repair purposes only.
There are no ISOs for Windows NT, 2000, XP or Vista. If you need to boot from a CD to repair your Windows NT, 2000, XP or Vista computer, please use the original Windows installation CD, which is bootable.
To use this file, download it to your Desktop. Use a CD-burning program (Nero, Easy Media Creator) to burn this CD Image to a CD-R/CD-RW. Once the image has finished burning, 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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So would I be able to burn this onto a CD and use it to install windows? I accidentally removed windows and ive been using linux and i really want to get windows again.
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Well, I downloaded one for Windows Me. I get down this list of things, and when it tells me to enter a command, none of them work. Any help?
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windows me erases its own partition.
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AllBootDisks ISO CD Images
Just wanted to let you know how much you saved my azz! I have most of my computer stuff stored away in a climate regulated storage facility about an hour away.
A friends computer crashed with sensitive data on it. I work for Raytheon Missile Systems here in Tucson AZ and we both work from home. Unfortunately he wasn't running any backup software and his machine crashed in the middle of software run that had to be done by 1 Sep 10 and turned in by 12:00 noon. He called me at about 09:30 am crying (no kidding), not knowing what to do, and calling for help.
Well as I said, my computer stuff is stored away, including my recovery boot disks, which I have remedied now. But at that moment, I had nothing and personnally, I didn't need any of them as I am running backup software to a 2TB external drive as we work with huge amounts of data. Anyway, I went out on good ole google and did a search for boot disks and the second link down was All BootDisks.com, thank god!
I went out and was amazed that I could actually download the disk I needed for no fee, as a matter of fact, I almost fell out of my chair. So, I did what I needed to do, recovered his data except for what he had in his cache which was about an hours worth, rebuilt his machine, added an external 2TB drive, added the same backup software I am running, and ghosted his boot drive. I also set it up so that all data is stored on the external drive like mine is.
Sorry about the long story, but I just had to let you know what good you have done. If I can ever do anything for you, please don't hesitate to contact me. I am a Senior Fellow Engineer, which means I have my, masters degree in computer science and I can do pretty much anything, or get anything I need. So please, contact me if you need help! Thanks!
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