Which one is the iso?

Aruffell · 28 Jun 2009 at 15:21

Copy and paste the link into windows media player.

Works fine here though.

Andy

Andy Pandy · 28 Jun 2009 at 15:25

That video is great Aruffell! Thanks for taking the time to make it for me! The burn is coming along nicely now, should be done soon

Aruffell · 28 Jun 2009 at 15:28

No problem, glad i could help. I'm starting to really like my webcam now

Andy

Cob · 28 Jun 2009 at 15:36

Right-click iso > Burn using ImgBurn

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Profit

Andy Pandy · 28 Jun 2009 at 15:45

The burn is complete, I like the sound it plays at the end to tell you

Andy Pandy · 28 Jun 2009 at 16:34

rctneil said:
yep, Download Virtual Clone Drive (freeware) install it and it'll make a virtual cd drive in My Computer. Right click it , choose mount and choose your iso file and see what happens!

If i did this would I install the whole operating system onto the virtual drive? I only have 18 gb left so I couldnt do that.

Andy Pandy · 28 Jun 2009 at 16:45

Andy Pandy said:
If i did this would I install the whole operating system onto the virtual drive? I only have 18 gb left so I couldnt do that.

-EDIT-

I tried mounting it and this is the window I got.

I just mounted it with the ISO in the winrar file, not from the finished disk. Hopefully as its from the winrar the error is normal, and nothing to worry about?

Daegan · 28 Jun 2009 at 16:51

Andy Pandy said:
If i did this would I install the whole operating system onto the virtual drive? I only have 18 gb left so I couldnt do that.

You wouldn't mount the ISO in a virtual drive to install the operating system, rctneil suggested it to check the ISO can be mounted and isn't corrupt.

If by once downloaded you meant once it's burned, then use the Verify disc option in ImgBurn to verify that the burn was successful.

Andy Pandy said:
-EDIT-

I tried mounting it and this is the window I got.

I just mounted it with the ISO in the winrar file, not from the finished disk. Hopefully as its from the winrar the error is normal, and nothing to worry about?

You're running 32bit Vista, you can't use the upgrade option in Windows Setup to upgrade to a 64bit version of Windows. Instead you have to boot from the DVD and do a clean install.

Chaos · 28 Jun 2009 at 19:40

Heres how to show file extensions -

Aruffell · 28 Jun 2009 at 20:22

Should be called the video thread

Andy

bledd · 29 Jun 2009 at 08:32

imgburn should take about 8 mins tops from opening it to getting the burnt disc out...

marmalade · 29 Jun 2009 at 11:17

imgburn is perhaps the simples. just right click on your iso and go to open with and select Left click) Imgburn. Always choose verify.
After downloading an ISO always check it's checksums (MD5) particularlly when downloading from Rapidshare et al. Torrents tend to be more reliable in that they do hashchecks throughout the download.
I would dowmload the latest 64 bit build 7232 an ISO get it by googling:

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 build 7232 by SoLoR

using utorent
Here are the checksums:
x64 ISO
FILE: 7232.0.amd64fre.winmain.090610-1900.client_en-us.ultimate.SoLoR-custom.iso
SIZE: 7,409,031,680 byte
CRC: 6D9CD5EC
MD5: 793332DBEE81F1CDAC7581CF0B36DADC
SHA1: C686E0A705A4655CB1CB058D26A613D6C414A868

MD5 can be downloaded here:

http://www.pc-tools.net/files/win32/freeware/md5sums-1.2.zip

Just left click on your downloaded ISO and drag it over the MD5 alpplication and it will check it out