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by hlhbear Accepted solution
by ic-it Accepted solution
Usually most CD-Burning programs will automatically launch when you double click the ISO. It then starts the burning process.
You do not want to just drop the ISO file into the files to be burned area or all you will get is the unpacked ISO file on the CD.
Another (long shot) potential problem could be that some older CD-ROMS were not bootable.
by cholan41 Accepted solution
by hlhbear Accepted solution
The fix was as simple as burning an iso image in the correct manner. Incidentally if you do need to burn a bootable iso image then you can check out the free software at this url: http://www.bestsoftware4download.com/software/k-cd-burner-t-free-finalburner-download-sauwdgze.html
Thanks for the suggestions
by seanferd Accepted solution
It may be a bad file. I've seen bootable ISOs that weren't made properly.
You can always use WinRAR to look at or extract the files from an ISO.
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