ISOs from files? Do they just make an artificial ISO that can be burned from onto media? I assumed that this is the flaw in the post above by ThatOneGuy.
I believe I understand that, since E- is a "file" (even though it is a folder), not a drive, so making an ISO from that is not what ISOs are they image whole disks. If I double click F: I see E-, and if I do F5 on that, it copies E-\ to c:\, giving c:\e-\ and including the whole tree underneath, not an ISO. Anyway the Win XP install disk (that I want to make ISO of then, mainly as a backup, but to also then load on a Win7 machine with VirtualBox) that I have in the drive has the E_ I don't understand the (2003 era) Microsoft methodology of XP, XP SP3, and Office 2003 disks that I wish to have an ISO backup of, but I note that sometimes the CD has a top level folder E and 2 underscores Īnd everything is under that other times there are files right on root \ including autorun. Now for rest of this I'll show deep ignorance. Typed C:\ for destination (which I can administrator level on this XP machine).
Mimicking this thread: I went all the way to the top folder using "go-up-a-directory" arrow by the top bar so Computer, Documents, Network, \. First time poster so "FIA" - forgive my ignorance in advance! Love this product and effort, vital since MS destroys everything they touch.
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