Burn ISO

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  1. Fozzy

    Fozzy What's a Dremel?

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    I have an ISO of Vista ultimate that I want to use on a secondary HD. What I'm wondering is how I should go about burning the iso onto a DVD. I have the burner DVD's and numerous software but since it is an iso and an operating system i'm wondering if there is a special way to do this

    software I have:
    Nero 7 Premium
    Isobuster
    Xlisoft
    Western Digital Data Lifeguard tools
    WinRAR
    Windows XP burning utilities

    please help me : )
     
  2. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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    Use Nero to open the .iso, put a disk in the burner, and click "Burn".
     
  3. DougEdey

    DougEdey I pwn all your storage

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    In Nero standard program (i.e. non smartstart, non express) Goto Recorder -> Burnimage

    From Smart start -> Backup -> Burn Image
     
  4. Buzzons

    Buzzons Minimodder

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    could use imgburn, its free, great, and really good :)
     
  5. Fozzy

    Fozzy What's a Dremel?

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    I used IMGBurn and that program rocks. Vista is pretty damn sweet too. I need to pick up another gig of ram though before I try to game on it. Running Firefox and 7 widgets is putting me at 73% ram usage with a gig of ram. Depressing. Oh well I still have XP on my other raptor so I won't worry about it until I upgrade. But when I do I'll put Vista on Raid 0 and get rid of XP all together.
     
  6. krimson

    krimson What's a Dremel?

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    most common cd authoring programs will burn iso's

    they are images of disks.. one of the most common mistakes people make is burning the iso right to the disk, thus having a cd with a .iso file on it.

    using neros "burn image" like dougedey said will set you right up.

    but, beware installing vista on a second hard drive!!! if you ever choose to not use vista anymore, you will always have the OS choice screen! (unless you use a booting utility that can wipe that) its not that big of a pain, its just annoying.
     
  7. Spaceraver

    Spaceraver Ultralurker

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    Editing the boot configuration ie. boot.ini should suffice in not having the boot loader asking all the time.
     
  8. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    Vista doesn't use boot.ini so that doesn't work.
     
  9. Spaceraver

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    So it overwrites the XP bootloader, pop in the XP CD and log in to recovery console. from there on fixboot should do the trick
     
  10. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    Yeah, that works.
     

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