(note that this screenshot is from a machine that doesn’t have a burner… just for illustration). You can use any number of cd burning packages to create the actual CD, but I prefer to use ImgBurn (Download from Ninite) because it’s nice and simple. Since we’re not worried about that, just click the Build button, and you’ll have to wait for a while for the CD or ISO image to be created.Īt the end of the process you should see an ISO file in the location specified above, and it will likely be around 640mb in size. You’ll notice the Plugins button, which will let you turn features on the boot cd on or off. You’ll notice in the Media output section you can choose to burn the disc directly to a CD, although I prefer to create an ISO image.
In my case, I added the Windows XP cd into my disc drive, and picked D:\ as the source.
