How to make a CD from an .ISO?

7 Aug 2005 7:09 PM

Walterius

I tried nLite, which produces reduced versions of Win2K/XP. It worked fine,
and the result was a single file named WinLITE.ISO. I vaguely understand
that an .ISO is a CD image, but I do not know how to get Nero to burn it to
a Win2K CD from which I can boot and install Windows.

All help gratefully appreciated. :)

Walterius

7 Aug 2005 8:12 PM

ByTor

In article <eZlPAO4mFHA.2***@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl>, no***@noway.not,
Walterius says...

> I tried nLite, which produces reduced versions of Win2K/XP. It worked fine,
> and the result was a single file named WinLITE.ISO. I vaguely understand
> that an .ISO is a CD image, but I do not know how to get Nero to burn it to
> a Win2K CD from which I can boot and install Windows.
>
> All help gratefully appreciated. :)
>
> Walterius
>
>
>

Open Nero cancel out new compiliation box if it pops up......Up top drop
down "Recorder" click "Burn Image"......Navigate to where the ISO is....

8 Aug 2005 12:02 AM

Slarty Bartfast

Nero has the ability to use ISO type files. ISO is similar to the GHO type
files used by Ghost.

Open Nero > select new CD > it has these types;

Audio - Data - Other CD Formats

Select 'Other CD Formats' > Create a CD from an image file > Browse to the
location of the file, CDBOOT.ISO > BURN.

The ISO file is automatically expanded onto the CD and is bootable - without
selecting 'Boot CD' in Nero.

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Regards,

Slarty Bartfast

Have you ever noticed? Anybody going slower than you is an idiot, and anyone
going faster than you is a maniac. - George Carlin

8 Aug 2005 6:31 AM

Rob Stow

Slarty Bartfast wrote:

> Nero has the ability to use ISO type files. ISO is similar to the GHO type
> files used by Ghost.
>

And Nero is far from being the only app that can do this. Odds
are overwhelming that whatever software shipped with your CD
burner or DVD burner can do this.

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> Open Nero > select new CD > it has these types;
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> Audio - Data - Other CD Formats
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> Select 'Other CD Formats' > Create a CD from an image file > Browse to the
> location of the file, CDBOOT.ISO > BURN.
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> The ISO file is automatically expanded onto the CD and is bootable - without
> selecting 'Boot CD' in Nero.
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