Jim Turner wrote: > With Nero (at least the version I have, which I don't know offhand and I'm > not booting into windows to find out), you first have to rename the file > image.iso to image.nrg. I have no idea why. But, once you've done that, > click File->Burn Image (this might be Create Image, or even just Image, > but it's something like that). Then it opens a find file dialog and you > just select your image.nrg. It then gives you some options that don't > mean anything to me, and I've always found that if I just leave them set > as they are, it works fine. > > --jim
I'm a little surprised at this - certainly you don't have to in Nero 5. What seems to cause most problems, though, is that it seems 'common sense' to choose the option to create a bootable drive. It's the wrong choice. The 'Burn an image' choice is the right one, as you said. The files are re-created including those needed to boot. Anne
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