What will you do if you want an ISO image from your Windows 7 DVD?
1. Simply make a copy using UltraISO program, PowerISO, Daemon Tools ..... etc.,
2. You may download an ISO image from Microsoft websites.
Now, you made an ISO image from your W7 DVD, and you chose the first way (in my previous post) to make Bootable USB Drive and install Windows 7/Vista From this USB Drive.
But Oops! You got this ERROR Message in the 1st step when You hit NEXT
Now What's the solution? and What does this message mean?
Don't panic
Follow these exclusive steps:
1. Download "UltraISO PE v9.5.1 full version" from Mediafire
2. Make an ISO image from your W7 DVD. It's very easy (Insert your W7 DVD, Right click, UltraISO\Create CD/DVD image..., Choose iso extension, Done)
3. After you made an ISO image open it in UltraISO (Open with UltraISO, or double click). It'll open this window:
4. Hit the little right sign
in the left pane. It will open this window:
Look at these settings
*Joliet , *Omit ISO 9660 version number. Change these settings to the
settings in the following picture (check UDF, Uncheck Joliet and Omit
ISO 9660 version number) then HIT ok:
5. Save your previous Windows 7 ISO image (you are already opening it) as a new ISO image with these new settings
look at the following pictures:
6. Now go back and open "Microsoft’s Official Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool". In step 1 browse to your new Windows 7 ISO image (UDF now not Joliet
):
7. Hit NEXT and congratulations You are in STEP 2
For PowerISO users, I received this tip:
PowerISO Users:
Anonymous # 21. September 2010, 04:37
Ash writes: Heys dood,, i'm from egypt too,, love it when i find Egyptian tech. blogs that actually offers real solutions
also dood i think ure a metalhead,, that makes us 2
well, i just wanted to add if u're using PowerISO open the image and
then click File > Image Properties you'll find that the image is
already UDF just remove the check from UDF box and then put it back
again yes just Un-check and then Re-check the box and then just hit save, let it save and then ure done thanks dood ImgBurn Users:
Anonymous # Sunday, September 25, 2011 10:36:54 AM
Anonymous writes: I tried this getting a new error after formatting. I found an alternative way using another program, ImgBurn, that detected I wanted to burn an ISO file for Boot and install!! and made most of the settings automatically for me. After a second try, the W7 installed! Thanks anyway for the clues included in your tutorial, it helped me a lot. Rgds JG
