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Note: Instructions wise, Windows 2008 should be basically the same as Windows Vista, Windows
2008 R2 should be basically the same as Windows 7 and Windows 2012 should be basically the
same as Windows 8.
That's everything you'd get on an original Vista installation disc. If you're missing bits (e.g. the 'boot'
folder), it probably won't work.
1. Load ImgBurn!
2. Click the 'Write files/folders to disc' button.
Note: This is basically the same as switching the 'Mode' to 'Build' and setting 'Output' to 'Device'.
Note: The message in the status bar should now say something along the lines of 'Ready'.
Point the 'Boot Image' to the 'etfsboot.com' file within the 'boot' folder in your source folder - i.e.
"T:\VISTA_INSTALL\boot\etfsboot.com"
Enter '4' in the 'Sectors To Load' field if your etfsboot.com file is 2K in size, enter '8' if it's 4K.
(Basically it's the size of the file in bytes divided by 512 - i.e. 2048 / 512 = 4)
Note: Vista's is normally 2KB and Windows 7 / 8's is 4KB... so enter '4' if you're building a Vista OS
installation disc and '8' if you're building a Windows 7 / 8 OS installation disc.
7. Now we're ready to burn so click the big 'Build' button!
8. Assuming your source folder is in order (i.e. it contains a 'sources' folder with an 'install.wim' file in
it) and depending on your current settings, the program will prompt to correct certain things so they
match (as closely as possible) an official Microsoft disc/image.
Click 'Yes' to whatever it says needs correcting - these settings have been tried and tested so we
know they work!
9. When prompted, give the disc a name and click the 'Yes' button.
10. You'll then be presented with one final 'information' screen before the program starts to burn the
disc.
Double check everything looks roughly as it does below and then click 'OK'.
That's it!