Make bootable CD

Make Bootable CD/DVD

• Create New ISO File or Edit an Existing ISO File

• Prepare boot image file

           Boot image file can be extracted from the original bootable CD/DVD, or from an floppy.

          For using DOS-based tools such as PQMagic and Ghost from CD, you can make a floppy first, check it by booting your PC, then use 'Make Floppy Image' to create a boot.ima file.

           For making Windows NT/2000/XP bootable CD, you can extract boot image file from the original CD to boot.bif.

           For making multi-boot, menu driven CDs and DVDs, please see here.

• Set boot image

You can set the boot image file by choosing 'Bootable'->'Load boot file' from main menu, or by the following ways.

If the boot image file is located within the "Image Dir:" list, select it and click above the "ISO File" list to set it as the boot image.

If the boot image file is located in "Local Dir:" list, select it and click above the "Disk File" list to set it as the boot image.

• Save boot image file

        If ISO image is bootable, you use menu "Bootable"->"Save Boot File" to extract to disk for further use.

• Clear boot information

Use menu "Bootable"->"Clear Boot Information" t to remove boot information of bootable ISO image.

• Save ISO File

Choose menu 'File'->'Save' or click to save current ISO file. If it's newly created one, you need to enter the ISO filename.

You may also choose menu 'File'->'Save As', or click to save as a new or different ISO filename.

• Exit

Choose 'File'->'Exit' from main menu, or click on "Main Window" to exit this program.

 

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