I think you have to run the .exe first - it creates the directory structure I expect.

Easy instructions and pics here:

Illustrative Guide to Create Bootable ISO Image from Vista .WIN Image Files « My Digital Life

burn the one just downloaded, finalize it so it can be used on other computers. eject and then reinsert, it should ask you to install or view files. if it does its good to install.

Well no go fellas what a waste of time and effort.

this is the link i used and saved it then burned to DVD.
[Direct Download Links] Download Official, Original and Untouched Windows 7 with SP1 ISO
oops wrong.
[Direct Download Links] Download Official Windows Vista RTM with SP1 Setup Files (32-bit and 64-bit)

Hiyya rich I found this site and have followed it but cannot get to making an ISO from the Vista folder - it just opens out when I select it with either ImgBurn or Power ISO.

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I even tried burning it withe Windows inbuilt feature it burnt all right but heaven only knows what.

Am absolutely stumped now because I just find these things are just far too complicated to follow. If it happened as in that instructions then it would be no problem.

Anyway just to say thanks for the help.

If you ran the .exe and have the Vista folder, next is to create a bootable.iso

It is very easy with this: Bootisomaker-V3.zip





You will need some space - the .iso will be quite big 3-4gb depending on the bit version.

Hiyya SIW2 have tried to do what you have in the post but I do not get therun as admin for that folder only Open and then just a screen as in pic.

Don't know why you aren't getting run as admin option.

Sorry late reply no nor do I SIW I tried looking tha app up on a Google but no go.