@walshlgNOSPAM: "boy is the knowledge base pea soup on this one!!  I donno maybe its on 
purpose?  I want to run memtest86 or microscoft ramtest.  Both have an ISO 
ready to go but it needs to be into a bootable CD - how does one make a 
bootable cd to execute pre windows programs???? "
    @rsjoiner: "Get this little program..install it..right click the ISO and pick write 
image to CD.
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"Lyle Walsh" <email_address> wrote in message 
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    @carramar: "CD Burner XP Pro will make bootable CDs. Freeware, check on Google.
Haven't needed to use it myself, but the option is there.  HTH
Jim.
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    @GuruInTraining: "I have used ISO Recorder and I know it works well to make a CD of an ISO 
image file, another one that I use is Deepburner, also free. But, based on 
the subject of your post, and perhaps I'm not understanding correctly, you 
may be in need of a Windows boot cd - what is sometimes called a 
preinstallation cd.  This boots Windows completely from the cd without 
accessing the hard keith40@example.net.  If so, check out Bart PE on Google.  I've 
used it from time to time to diagnose various hardware issues - it works well 
but you must read and follow all the instructions.
Ron
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