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    Vista Anytime upgrade disc Query

    Discussion in 'HP' started by radopod, Feb 2, 2008.

  1. radopod

    radopod Notebook Evangelist

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    I just finished downloading all the required stuff for the disc and created a .iso file as well. Now what do you mean by burning the .iso file? Do I need to Burn the files in the iso onto the dvd or just the .iso file? I have created the .iso using vLite.
     
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    ISO is an image file, its like an exact copy of a disc, you need a program like nero. Theres an option on most burning programs called Burn Image to Disc. It will make the exact copy of a disc

    Burning it directly as a data disc wont work as it doesnt get burned into the bootsector of the disc
     
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    Thanks a lot flipfire. I am currently in the process of burning a second disc. Will update you when it is done.
     
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    Second disc? thats weird cause my Windows Anytime Upgrade CD is only 1 disc