There are many times you may need to make a ISO image file, but actually Windows doesn’t have a built-in way to create ISO files, although in Windows 10. You may need a professional ISO maker software to make ISO image from folder, DVD/ CD on Mac and Windows 10/8/7. Testing a bootable ISO image requires burning to CD or mounting it as a virtual drive which can be time consuming. Here are 3 ways to easily boot and test an ISO image with just a couple of clicks of your mouse.
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I need to create a bootable CD from an ISO. Is there free software available?
I am using Windows 7.
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Bootable Dvd From Iso File
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You can use the free ImgBurn to do that. Here is a walkthrough explaining how to create bootable CDs with ImgBurn.
Mehper C. PalavuzlarMehper C. PalavuzlarI think the first step is to make sure the .iso file is bootable. From Windows 7, you can burn the .iso right from an Explorer window. Make sure you select the .iso file you want to burn before you try to click the Burn buttons.
Make Bootable Cd From Iso File
GaffAssuming you're running a previous version of Windows before Windows 7:
InfraRecorder is free CD Burning software...
Create Bootable Cd From Iso File Free
Peter MortensenCreate Bootable Cd From Iso
From Windows 7, right click the ISO go to 'Open With' then select 'Windows Disc Image Burner'