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Roxio's help file states in Data disc image tips
"The steps described in the “Saving a Burn Data Disc project as a disc image file” Help topic cannot be used to create a bootable disc image."
So what are the steps needed to create a bootable disc image when a floppy disk or floppy drive are not available, but the floppy files are available. The files were extracted from a .fdm file.
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Make Bootable disk image, How can you do it? How can you use a FDM file to make boot image file?
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Posted 16 November 2009 - 01:49 PM
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Posted 16 November 2009 - 02:09 PM
QUOTE (aricrickard @ Nov 16 2009, 03:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Roxio's help file states in Data disc image tips
"The steps described in the “Saving a Burn Data Disc project as a disc image file” Help topic cannot be used to create a bootable disc image."
So what are the steps needed to create a bootable disc image when a floppy disk or floppy drive are not available, but the floppy files are available. The files were extracted from a .fdm file.
"The steps described in the “Saving a Burn Data Disc project as a disc image file” Help topic cannot be used to create a bootable disc image."
So what are the steps needed to create a bootable disc image when a floppy disk or floppy drive are not available, but the floppy files are available. The files were extracted from a .fdm file.
Click on the Roxio desktop icon, click on help, then click on Index, type in bootable disc, and you will get instructions.
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 05:03 AM
QUOTE (aricrickard @ Nov 16 2009, 01:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Roxio's help file states in Data disc image tips
"The steps described in the “Saving a Burn Data Disc project as a disc image file” Help topic cannot be used to create a bootable disc image."
So what are the steps needed to create a bootable disc image when a floppy disk or floppy drive are not available, but the floppy files are available. The files were extracted from a .fdm file.
"The steps described in the “Saving a Burn Data Disc project as a disc image file” Help topic cannot be used to create a bootable disc image."
So what are the steps needed to create a bootable disc image when a floppy disk or floppy drive are not available, but the floppy files are available. The files were extracted from a .fdm file.
Or use ROXIO CREATOR CLASSIC
you can access the program via
START/ALL PROGRAM/ROXIO 2010/APPLICATION/ROXIO CREATOR CLASSIC
Open the application and select Bootable disc on the top left hand window.
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 05:22 AM
QUOTE (Ripperfreak @ Nov 29 2009, 08:03 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Or use ROXIO CREATOR CLASSIC
you can access the program via
START/ALL PROGRAM/ROXIO 2010/APPLICATION/ROXIO CREATOR CLASSIC
Open the application and select Bootable disc on the top left hand window.
you can access the program via
START/ALL PROGRAM/ROXIO 2010/APPLICATION/ROXIO CREATOR CLASSIC
Open the application and select Bootable disc on the top left hand window.
Your 2 Weeks, too late… OP hasn't been here since he made his post.
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