a. Double click on the "Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6" icon on your desktop
b. Click on the "Creator Classic" icon
2. Select and Burn the ISO file
a. Put a blank disc into your CD or DVD Recorder
b. Locate and left click "File" in the upper left hand corner of window, then click on
"Record Disc From Image..."
c. A "Record disc from image file" window will appear, go to the location on your
hard drive where the image file is located. Left click on the image file to highlight it,
then click the "Open" button
d. When the "Record Setup" window is displayed click on the "OK" button to start
burning the disc
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CC- How do I create a bootable CD
The information in this article applies to:
Easy Media Creator 7
Applicable Operating Systems:
Windows 2000 Professional
Windows XP Home Edition
Windows XP Professional
Issue:
How do I create a bootable CD?
Solution:
1. Open Creator Classic
a. Double-click on the "Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 Home" icon on your Desktop.
b. Under the "Application" section, click on "Creator Classic.
c. Click on "File" and select "New Project". Choose "Bootable Disc".
The Choose Type of Bootable Disc dialog box appears.
2. In Emulation Option, select from the following:
a. Generate Image from Floppy: Select this option to create a bootable disc from a bootable floppy. To use this feature, you must have a bootable floppy disk.
b. Use Existing Image file: Select this option to create a bootable disc from an existing image file. To use this feature you need a bootable image on your hard disk. Click Browse to search for you bootable image.
3. Click OK. Follow any on-screen instructions that may appear.
4. When the Bootable disc project appears, use Creator Classic as you normally would for making a data disc.
Note: When the disc has been burned, take it to the system you want to boot from. Make sure it has bootable disc support enabled, insert the bootable disc in your CD or DVD drive, and reboot the system. If you are able to start your system from the bootable disc, you have successfully made a bootable disc.
NOTE: Easy Media Creator 7 only offers the option for "Floppy Disk Emulation (1.44 MB). No other emulation options are available.