How to make a ISO file out of a folder containing Windows 7 setup files
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I copied the Windows 7 image from a USB Bootable device to my HDD. I want to convert that folder to an ISO and use that to create a bootable USB.
Please tell me how I can make an ISO image out of that folder containing files.
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I copied the Windows 7 image from a USB Bootable device to my HDD. I want to convert that folder to an ISO and use that to create a bootable USB.
Please tell me how I can make an ISO image out of that folder containing files.
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You can use ImgBurn utility for it. you can download it from here: download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html or look on that topic too: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/…
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I copied the Windows 7 image from a USB Bootable device to my HDD. I want to convert that folder to an ISO and use that to create a bootable USB.
Please tell me how I can make an ISO image out of that folder containing files.
windows-7
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I copied the Windows 7 image from a USB Bootable device to my HDD. I want to convert that folder to an ISO and use that to create a bootable USB.
Please tell me how I can make an ISO image out of that folder containing files.
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asked Nov 27 at 8:28
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asked Nov 27 at 8:28
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You can use ImgBurn utility for it. you can download it from here: download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html or look on that topic too: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/…
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 8:43
@VEGA that seems like an answer to me... why don't you post it as one. :) welcome to SuperUser Descope.
– Stese
Nov 27 at 9:07
@Stese I kept away from it because i were near to ban for answer before and i do not want to be banned. :))))
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 9:37
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You can use ImgBurn utility for it. you can download it from here: download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html or look on that topic too: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/…
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 8:43
@VEGA that seems like an answer to me... why don't you post it as one. :) welcome to SuperUser Descope.
– Stese
Nov 27 at 9:07
@Stese I kept away from it because i were near to ban for answer before and i do not want to be banned. :))))
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 9:37
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You can use ImgBurn utility for it. you can download it from here: download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html or look on that topic too: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/…
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 8:43
You can use ImgBurn utility for it. you can download it from here: download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html or look on that topic too: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/…
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 8:43
@VEGA that seems like an answer to me... why don't you post it as one. :) welcome to SuperUser Descope.
– Stese
Nov 27 at 9:07
@VEGA that seems like an answer to me... why don't you post it as one. :) welcome to SuperUser Descope.
– Stese
Nov 27 at 9:07
@Stese I kept away from it because i were near to ban for answer before and i do not want to be banned. :))))
– VEGA
Nov 27 at 9:37
@Stese I kept away from it because i were near to ban for answer before and i do not want to be banned. :))))
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Creating a bootable ISO can be done using the free ImgBurn utility:
- Download ImgBurn
- Install while skipping all bloatware offers
- Start and install and choose the option of Create image file from files/folders
- In the Source section, browse to the folder that contains the installation files
- Set the destination to the path where you want to create the ISO file
- In the Advanced tab click on the option Bootable Disc
- select Make Image Bootable
- Choose Emulation type as None (Custom)
- Type
8in the box next to Sectors To Load
- Click on the browse icon next to the Extract Boot Image and select the
fileetfsboot.comfrom the installation files - Click the Build icon and wait for it to finish. Once the ISO file has been successfully created.
You may also use ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a DVD or a USB Drive.
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Creating a bootable ISO can be done using the free ImgBurn utility:
- Download ImgBurn
- Install while skipping all bloatware offers
- Start and install and choose the option of Create image file from files/folders
- In the Source section, browse to the folder that contains the installation files
- Set the destination to the path where you want to create the ISO file
- In the Advanced tab click on the option Bootable Disc
- select Make Image Bootable
- Choose Emulation type as None (Custom)
- Type
8in the box next to Sectors To Load
- Click on the browse icon next to the Extract Boot Image and select the
fileetfsboot.comfrom the installation files - Click the Build icon and wait for it to finish. Once the ISO file has been successfully created.
You may also use ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a DVD or a USB Drive.
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Creating a bootable ISO can be done using the free ImgBurn utility:
- Download ImgBurn
- Install while skipping all bloatware offers
- Start and install and choose the option of Create image file from files/folders
- In the Source section, browse to the folder that contains the installation files
- Set the destination to the path where you want to create the ISO file
- In the Advanced tab click on the option Bootable Disc
- select Make Image Bootable
- Choose Emulation type as None (Custom)
- Type
8in the box next to Sectors To Load
- Click on the browse icon next to the Extract Boot Image and select the
fileetfsboot.comfrom the installation files - Click the Build icon and wait for it to finish. Once the ISO file has been successfully created.
You may also use ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a DVD or a USB Drive.
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Creating a bootable ISO can be done using the free ImgBurn utility:
- Download ImgBurn
- Install while skipping all bloatware offers
- Start and install and choose the option of Create image file from files/folders
- In the Source section, browse to the folder that contains the installation files
- Set the destination to the path where you want to create the ISO file
- In the Advanced tab click on the option Bootable Disc
- select Make Image Bootable
- Choose Emulation type as None (Custom)
- Type
8in the box next to Sectors To Load
- Click on the browse icon next to the Extract Boot Image and select the
fileetfsboot.comfrom the installation files - Click the Build icon and wait for it to finish. Once the ISO file has been successfully created.
You may also use ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a DVD or a USB Drive.
answered Nov 27 at 8:59
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Creating a bootable ISO can be done using the free ImgBurn utility:
- Download ImgBurn
- Install while skipping all bloatware offers
- Start and install and choose the option of Create image file from files/folders
- In the Source section, browse to the folder that contains the installation files
- Set the destination to the path where you want to create the ISO file
- In the Advanced tab click on the option Bootable Disc
- select Make Image Bootable
- Choose Emulation type as None (Custom)
- Type
8in the box next to Sectors To Load
- Click on the browse icon next to the Extract Boot Image and select the
fileetfsboot.comfrom the installation files - Click the Build icon and wait for it to finish. Once the ISO file has been successfully created.
You may also use ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a DVD or a USB Drive.
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You can use ImgBurn utility for it. you can download it from here: download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html or look on that topic too: answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/…
– VEGA
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@VEGA that seems like an answer to me... why don't you post it as one. :) welcome to SuperUser Descope.
– Stese
Nov 27 at 9:07
@Stese I kept away from it because i were near to ban for answer before and i do not want to be banned. :))))
– VEGA
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