How to Make a Windows XP Bootable Disk Using a ISO File
Have you ever wanted to make a Bootable XP disk yourself, but don't know how? Well, this wikiHow will show you how. Download PowerISO, And install it.
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Method 1 of 2:
Burning a CD Using Power ISO
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Download PowerISO, And install it.- You might have to restart your computer after the installation.
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Double click on your ISO file you want to burn. -
Click on Burn. -
Click on Burn again. -
Use the CD drive to boot from the CD.
Method 2 of 2:
Mounting a CD Using Power ISO
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Download PowerISO, and install it. -
Right click on the ISO file you want to mount. > Go to PowerISO> Set number of drives> For example 1 drives. -
Right click on your ISO file you want to mount. > Go to PowerISO> Mount IMG to drive [Letter] > -
Go to My Computer. You will see your mounted CD.
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