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CDBurnerXP will now “rip” that CD or DVD to your hard drive as an.

When you’re ready, click the Copy disc button.

ISO file in and then give it a name in the File name: field.

Navigate to the folder you want to save your.

Finally, click the … button located on the right-side of the File name: field.

Then make sure Hard disk is selected as the Target. Make sure the CD or DVD is in your CD/DVD-ROM (or CD/DVD Recorder) and that drive is the one selected in the Device: list.Open CDBurnerXP and when the ‘make a selection’ panel opens, select Copy or grab disc and then click the OK button.ISO file from other files and folders already on your hard drive. This guide will show you how to copy a CD or DVD to an. Using the fantastic and completely free CD/DVD burning app CDBurnerXP you can create ISO files in Windows. Now from here I am at a loss as to where I get the Boot Image from and what to do with the rest fo the options.Īlso am unsure if there are other options/selections I should be selecting to make this a fully functioning Windows 7 ISO, which will be made into a DvD.This guide detailed guide will explain how to create an ISO image file from a CD/DVD or from files already on your hard drive in Windows. Under "Advanced" I go to the "Bootable Disc tab". (Are the rest of the defaults here safe?) Under "Options" I select "File system UDF" suggested by ImgBurn. I select "Create image from files/folders" So I went back to make sure the correct settings are right, here is what I have so far: make sure its in the right file format and 2. When trying to create the ISO of the files and folders I get a message from ImgBurn that I need to 1. So here is what I have so far and where I am stuck. The only problem is that I am completely new to ImgBurn and the whole ISO creating altogether. Long story short it cshould not have been extracted and now the original ISO is gone. Ok Here is my story/problem I am trying to make and ISO by selecting "Create image from files and folders" from a Windows 7 ISO that has already been extracted to files/folders.