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July 23rd 08, 07:01 AM
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Booting an .ISO disc
My WinXP Home +SP3 will not boot from an .ISO CD.
I have tried with two different discs which always loaded under SP2 How can I overcome this problem? TIA, Jim. 
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July 23rd 08, 11:35 AM
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Booting an .ISO disc
The ISO file is an image of the CD. If you burned it as a file to your CD media,
nothing will happen.....all you have is a data CD. You must burn the ISO file using a software feature that will burn or write the image to the CD media. If using Nero ROM look for "Burn Image" or "Burn image to disc" in the menu. If you have ISO Recorder installed, right click on the ISO file and select Open with ISO Recorder, then follow the prompts. If you did burn the CD correctly then the ISO file it was created from was not created correctly or it was not bootable to begin with. "Jim Cladingboel" wrote in message ... My WinXP Home +SP3 will not boot from an .ISO CD. I have tried with two different discs which always loaded under SP2 How can I overcome this problem? TIA, Jim.
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July 24th 08, 01:04 AM
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Booting an .ISO disc
Thanks David. Will try again using Nero's Burn Image.
Jim. "David Webb" wrote in message ... The ISO file is an image of the CD. If you burned it as a file to your CD media, nothing will happen.....all you have is a data CD. You must burn the ISO file using a software feature that will burn or write the image to the CD media. If using Nero ROM look for "Burn Image" or "Burn image to disc" in the menu. If you have ISO Recorder installed, right click on the ISO file and select Open with ISO Recorder, then follow the prompts. If you did burn the CD correctly then the ISO file it was created from was not created correctly or it was not bootable to begin with. "Jim Cladingboel" wrote in message ... My WinXP Home +SP3 will not boot from an .ISO CD. I have tried with two different discs which always loaded under SP2 How can I overcome this problem? TIA, Jim.
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