If you have read our article regarding installation of Windows 7 or Windows 8, we promised to do an article on how to make a bootable USB with above Windows setup on it.This method is used if you have downloaded a.ISO setup file of Windows from the web or if your device does not have a DVD drive and you want to install Windows from USB after copying and turning the contents of Windows setup. Windows 7 USB/DVD Tool Windows 7 USB DVD Tool. This free tool was originally offered by Microsoft but was later open sourced due to some license conflicts. It’s a tool that verifies the source image file before making the bootable media on both USB drive and DVD disc. The tool now can be downloaded directly from Microsoft here. However, you cannot add any boot information into Windows 7 iso. According to the content, different disc has its specific boot information. So you need find the right Windows 7 disc boot information. The boot information is.bif image file which is very small. Here, we provide you Windows 7 Ultimate Version iso boot information (32bit & 64bit. Windows 7 Forums is the largest help and support community, providing friendly help and advice for Microsoft Windows 7 Computers such as Dell, HP, Acer, Asus or a custom build. Please tell me how i make 'udf bootable iso' of any window(xp, vista, 7). AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard is an easy-to-use Windows 7 To Go Creator. With Windows 7 installation disc/CD or ISO file, one can have Windows 7 in USB bootable drive like a breeze. It can also create Windows 8/10 To Go USB drive and no Enterprise edition required.
How to make the boot information?
Boot disk which can be applied to booting and finding out the problem your system get when it has been compromised, or has experienced technical difficulties. Familiarize yourself with elusive knowledge of making bootable disc with limited information provided. The processes provided by the professionals are extremely difficult for the novice. WinISO appears and brings users a utilities tool to make bootable disc easier than ever without complex self-experience.
If you want to make bootable ISO and make bootable CDs, you should get an essential and quite small file, named boot image or boot information, and its format just like the .bif file. But where and how could we get this kind of tiny file? You would curious about this.
Now we will show you the way you can get the boot image with WinISO. (Here we use Windows7 installation disc as an example.)
The things you should have:
- 1. WinISO (Free Download WinISO)
- 2. Windows7 installation disk (It should be the bootable disk)
- 3. CD/DVD Drive
Step 1: Make Bootable ISO
Launch WinISO, inset the Windows7 disc into your DVD-ROM, and then click “Make” on the toolbar. After several minutes, you will get the bootable Windows 7 ISO file.
Step 2: Extract Boot Image file
Open the Bootable ISO file you’ve just make. Click “Bootable” on the menu; choose “Extract Boot Image…” option, there will be a window let you choose the destination of the boot information. Then just click 'Save'
Now, you’ve got the boot image.
TIP: Just keep it; it will apply to any windows7 non-bootable ISO.
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How To Make Bootable Iso
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