Run the software with admin privileges and from the main UI screen, click on "Browse" to retrieve the ISO image file from its location to the utility screen. Choose any of the two options depending upon the disk you have chosen for the burning purpose:. Once you are done with all the specifications, click "Burn" button to start the burning process to create the bootable disk. If you get a warning regarding the destruction of your data from the disk, simply ignore it and click "Ok" to continue.
The methods explained in this article are so simply that even a novice with the least knowledge of technicalities can easily burn a ISO file by simply following the guidelines mentioned above. Vicky is a professional Windows technology author with many experience, focusing on computer technology. She's very much enjoy helping people find solutions to their problems. Her knowledge and passion always drive her to discover everything about technology. Support Center.
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Is it possible to rename the file? In reply to jskrzy's post on September 26, Hi, Thanks for reply. No, It is not possible to rename the file. I would suggest you to try to install windows 7 ISO 32 bit by the following link.
User's post on September 29, This is where I went to download the file I'm trying to work with. I tried once to put it in "downloads". When that didn't seem to work, I downloaded the file again in "Documents".
I tried downloading it the first time directly to the USB drive but it was not boot able. By the way, thanks for helping me. I thought I knew quite a bit about computers. Now I'm just totally baffled. This PC has a program that does not come with Windows 7 listed to open the file by default. I know I need to change that. I don't know if it should be "Microsoft", or "Windows" or what. In reply to jskrzy's post on October 1, Hi, Welcome to Microsoft Community and thank you for your interest in Windows.
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