Vista - Burning ISO image to Disc in Vista

Does anyone know if Vista has the ability to burn ISO images to disc? Do I
need to get a third party software to do this? Which one will work with Vista
Beta 2?

Microsoft posts the instruction on the Web site
you went to to sign up for the download:\

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...y/preview.mspx

You should have taken time to read the information.


Here’s a summary of how to download, burn,
and install Windows Vista Beta 2:

1. Download the ISO image file from the location
indicated in the e-mail message you receive
after registering, and save the file to your
hard disk. (If the download prematurely
terminates you can resume the download process
from where you left off using the download manager.)

2. Using a DVD burner and software, burn the ISO
image of Windows Vista Beta 2 to a new blank
DVD. We recommend burning at the lowest speed
supported by your DVD burner (1X or 2X) to
ensure the highest quality. Most DVD burning
software will recognize an ISO file. If your
software does not automatically recognize this
format, refer to the software’s “Help� section
for instructions.

3. Insert the DVD on which you burned the
software into the DVD drive of the computer on
which you want to install Windows Vista Beta 2.

4. The installation process should start
automatically. If it does not, run Setup from
the DVD to begin installation and follow the
step-by-step instructions that appear on the screen.

beta_hungry wrote:
> Does anyone know if Vista has the ability to burn ISO images to disc? Do I
> need to get a third party software to do this? Which one will work withVista
> Beta 2?

Rick you misunderstood him. He has installed Vista allready. He is asking
does Vista support ISO burning like it does for say burning data disks or
music. beta_hungry I was wondering the same thing. I purchased Nero online
but it will not install properly in Vista. Most burning software has trials
so I suggest you try a couple trials. Clone CD is a good one or any others
you like. I hope this helps. Sky

"Rick" wrote:

> Microsoft posts the instruction on the Web site
> you went to to sign up for the download:\
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...y/preview.mspx
>
> You should have taken time to read the information.
>
>
> Here’s a summary of how to download, burn,
> and install Windows Vista Beta 2:
>
> 1. Download the ISO image file from the location
> indicated in the e-mail message you receive
> after registering, and save the file to your
> hard disk. (If the download prematurely
> terminates you can resume the download process
> from where you left off using the download manager.)
>
> 2. Using a DVD burner and software, burn the ISO
> image of Windows Vista Beta 2 to a new blank
> DVD. We recommend burning at the lowest speed
> supported by your DVD burner (1X or 2X) to
> ensure the highest quality. Most DVD burning
> software will recognize an ISO file. If your
> software does not automatically recognize this
> format, refer to the software’s “Help� section
> for instructions.
>
> 3. Insert the DVD on which you burned the
> software into the DVD drive of the computer on
> which you want to install Windows Vista Beta 2.
>
> 4. The installation process should start
> automatically. If it does not, run Setup from
> the DVD to begin installation and follow the
> step-by-step instructions that appear on the screen.
>
> beta_hungry wrote:
> > Does anyone know if Vista has the ability to burn ISO images to disc? Do I
> > need to get a third party software to do this? Which one will work with Vista
> > Beta 2?
>
>

Hi. Ashampoo burning studio 5 installs and works well and you can burn iso
cue etc.

"Sky_Rail" wrote:

> Rick you misunderstood him. He has installed Vista allready. He is asking
> does Vista support ISO burning like it does for say burning data disks or
> music. beta_hungry I was wondering the same thing. I purchased Nero online
> but it will not install properly in Vista. Most burning software has trials
> so I suggest you try a couple trials. Clone CD is a good one or any others
> you like. I hope this helps. Sky
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
> > Microsoft posts the instruction on the Web site
> > you went to to sign up for the download:\
> >
> > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...y/preview.mspx
> >
> > You should have taken time to read the information.
> >
> >
> > Here’s a summary of how to download, burn,
> > and install Windows Vista Beta 2:
> >
> > 1. Download the ISO image file from the location
> > indicated in the e-mail message you receive
> > after registering, and save the file to your
> > hard disk. (If the download prematurely
> > terminates you can resume the download process
> > from where you left off using the download manager.)
> >
> > 2. Using a DVD burner and software, burn the ISO
> > image of Windows Vista Beta 2 to a new blank
> > DVD. We recommend burning at the lowest speed
> > supported by your DVD burner (1X or 2X) to
> > ensure the highest quality. Most DVD burning
> > software will recognize an ISO file. If your
> > software does not automatically recognize this
> > format, refer to the software’s “Help� section
> > for instructions.
> >
> > 3. Insert the DVD on which you burned the
> > software into the DVD drive of the computer on
> > which you want to install Windows Vista Beta 2.
> >
> > 4. The installation process should start
> > automatically. If it does not, run Setup from
> > the DVD to begin installation and follow the
> > step-by-step instructions that appear on the screen.
> >
> > beta_hungry wrote:
> > > Does anyone know if Vista has the ability to burn ISO images to disc? Do I
> > > need to get a third party software to do this? Which one will work with Vista
> > > Beta 2?
> >
> >

I just tried Nero 7 and it would not install, even as Admin.

Clark

"ginge" <ginge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EC91151F-D418-4683-AEDF-1C00DC157806@microsoft.com...
> Hi. Ashampoo burning studio 5 installs and works well and you can burn iso
> cue etc.
>
> "Sky_Rail" wrote:
>
>> Rick you misunderstood him. He has installed Vista allready. He is asking
>> does Vista support ISO burning like it does for say burning data disks or
>> music. beta_hungry I was wondering the same thing. I purchased Nero
>> online
>> but it will not install properly in Vista. Most burning software has
>> trials
>> so I suggest you try a couple trials. Clone CD is a good one or any
>> others
>> you like. I hope this helps. Sky
>>
>> "Rick" wrote:
>>
>> > Microsoft posts the instruction on the Web site
>> > you went to to sign up for the download:\
>> >
>> > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvist...y/preview.mspx
>> >
>> > You should have taken time to read the information.
>> >
>> >
>> > Here’s a summary of how to download, burn,
>> > and install Windows Vista Beta 2:
>> >
>> > 1. Download the ISO image file from the location
>> > indicated in the e-mail message you receive
>> > after registering, and save the file to your
>> > hard disk. (If the download prematurely
>> > terminates you can resume the download process
>> > from where you left off using the download manager.)
>> >
>> > 2. Using a DVD burner and software, burn the ISO
>> > image of Windows Vista Beta 2 to a new blank
>> > DVD. We recommend burning at the lowest speed
>> > supported by your DVD burner (1X or 2X) to
>> > ensure the highest quality. Most DVD burning
>> > software will recognize an ISO file. If your
>> > software does not automatically recognize this
>> > format, refer to the software’s “Help� section
>> > for instructions.
>> >
>> > 3. Insert the DVD on which you burned the
>> > software into the DVD drive of the computer on
>> > which you want to install Windows Vista Beta 2.
>> >
>> > 4. The installation process should start
>> > automatically. If it does not, run Setup from
>> > the DVD to begin installation and follow the
>> > step-by-step instructions that appear on the screen.
>> >
>> > beta_hungry wrote:
>> > > Does anyone know if Vista has the ability to burn ISO images to disc?
>> > > Do I
>> > > need to get a third party software to do this? Which one will work
>> > > with Vista
>> > > Beta 2?
>> >
>> >

"Clark" <who@whoknows.com> wrote in message
news:20ECA1A1-DD05-4F7C-A1E2-53C11FCC9ACD@microsoft.com...
>I just tried Nero 7 and it would not install, even as Admin.
>

Nero 6.6 is reported to work on 5384

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, OE/WM
Please reply in newsgroup.

I have Nero 6.6.0.8 installed and working. I always use the full Nero
Burning Rom, not the Nero Express option.

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Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation
"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, OE/WM" <franksaunders@mvps.org> wrote in message
news:501DCFF9-F850-454B-B56E-92A0E3DD9017@microsoft.com...
> "Clark" <who@whoknows.com> wrote in message
> news:20ECA1A1-DD05-4F7C-A1E2-53C11FCC9ACD@microsoft.com...
>>I just tried Nero 7 and it would not install, even as Admin.
>>
>
> Nero 6.6 is reported to work on 5384
>
> --
> Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, OE/WM
> Please reply in newsgroup.
>