How to create boot cd?
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Usually you have to create the boot floppy first and then the image of that is stored on the CD in a special session.  Once booted, the computer accesses the A: drive which redirects to the CD floppy image.\n\nYou can use NERO to make these.
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Create a boot disk www.bootdisk.com , now insert the floppy with the boot information on it into your drive, boot the computer and use the following command: FORMAT C:/S \n\nOnce it is complete set your BIOS to boot to CD before the Hard Drive and install XP...easy!
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Probably you already have computer with pre-installed Windows.\nDownload LiveCD version of any linux distribution\n(for example, Knoppix or Ubuntu). Knoppix is more popular among LiveCD so far. The downloadable file has *.iso extention, and it is the image of the real CD, which you should burn onto blank CD, and then you just insert this CD into your computer and boot.\n\nDo not forget to adjust computer BIOS to allow bootup. By default bootup device is not CD, rather your hard drive containing your Windows OS and its loader. \n\nIn this way, you don't need install anything, and even touch your partitions, so no fear to corrupt them if you're not yet comfortable with Unix/Linux.\n\nLater, you can install Linux into your hard drive.\nThe beauty of LiveCD is that you can move it with you everywhere and get your personal study of Linux OS on any available computer under your hand.
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put in a floppy, right click on A: drive, select format, select "Create a Windows Startup Disk" or whatever it says.  I don't have any floppies so I can't check, but it's very similar.
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To boot from cd u need to change bios settings to "First boot device - CD-R".\nInsert windows disc, boot from the disc, and follow the setup. In a place, it asks u where to install windows. there's an option something like, "format all drives and install windows". choose that, linux is gonna be erased, and when it asks you to set a partition space for creating a new partition, give the desired space u want to give for windows, like, lets say u have 80 GB HD and u want to give 40 GB for windows, so give value of 40 GB for creating a new partition and install windows on it. After windows is successfuly installed, boot the system with fedora linux boot cd and start its setup. Give it the Unpartitioned Space when u have to choose where u want to install it to. it will  create 40 GB partition and install fedore on it.\nhope it helps, this is what i had done when i was in the similar situation!
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Come with me step by step:\n\n1: Prepare a Windows (XP Pro.) CD which is bootable.\n\n2: Change you setup settings so that your computer can boot with a CD.\n\n3: Place the CD in and restart your computer.\n\n4: Push any key when it asks you to boot from CD.\n\n5: Start to install Windows XP and it will ask you if you want to format the drives. \n\n6: let it go on till the step where you can choose between NTFS or FAT format.\n\nThat is it. You've made it.
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get bitcomet and download the cds then use daemon tools and mount the disks and install it using ur cd key.\n\nif you need more help email me at:\nchaossavage@gmail.com\nand ill give u a step-by-step guide on how to do this
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Make yourself a Windows 98 SE boot disk from bootdisk.com\n\nhttp://bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm\n\n(Use OEM one)\n.......................................................\nStick boot disk into floppt drive,,reboot,,,\n\nthen at the A:&#92; prompt, type: \n\nSYS C: \n\n  "System transferred" message  should appear in a moment.\n\n\nHit Enter,,then at the A:&#92; prompt, type: \n\nFDISK  /MBR\n\nand hit enter.\n\nRemove Boot Disk and restart PC.\n\nMight get lucky:)\n\nHope So,,Good Luck!
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yes press DEL on starting ur pc it make u get in bios setting so  choose the 2nd choice then choose 1ST BOOT DRIVE  & press enter &  chooose cd-rom .
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Forget the previous answer\n\nyou need to boot from CD\ngo to bios (Press F2 in booting) and there you should make CD the first boot in order.\nand follow the on-screen of Windows Setup instructions
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well.. its not really that complicated.\n\nFirst off let me analyze your question:.\nYou have a Computer!\nYou have a BLANK hard disk!\nYou have Windows 95 Installation Disk!\n\nHere's something that you will need.\n3½ Floppy drive\n3½ Floppy disk\nA Bootdisk\n\nStep 1: Creating a Bootdisk. \nLook for another PC which has a floppy drive. Then Go to http://www.bootdisk.com to download the bootdisk creator for Windows 95. Then Run the bootdisk creator and create the boot disk. \n\nStep2: Insert the boot disk in the Floppy drive of your PC.\n\nStep 3: Boot your PC.\n\nStep 4: If it asks for "Start with / without CD-Rom Support", choose "Start with CD rom support"\n\nStep 5: Place the Windows 95 cd in the cd reader. \n\nStep 6: Wait till the A:&#92; Prompt comes up. \n\nStep 7: (Optional) New hard drives generally come formatted. But to be on the safer side, you can format it yourself. Type this command "Format d:" (Assuming that d: is your hard drive). Let the format finish.\n\nStep 8: Navigate to your CD drive (Probably E:). and then type 'Setup'\n\nWindows 95 set up should start. Follow the on screen installations. \n\nOnce everything is done. You will have to install the video, sound, modem, pci slot, ethernet drivers.\n\nHope that helps.
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Use partition magic, unless you want to start from scratch:\n\ncreate partition for win xp...install\ninstall win98 on other partition\nconfig xp for boot menu
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Start Ubuntu as Live CD. After booting you'll see e shortcut on the Desktop called Install Ubuntu. Doubleclick and enjoy!
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http://www.bootdisk.com/
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Well nero burning rom can allow u to do that.\nit will ask u to choose the boot application. but u have to know which application to boot from!!!\n\nTry Nero 7:\nhttp://www.nero.com/nero7/eng/nero7-demo.php
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used boot up disk that came from windows 98.use fdisk command to make a partition and format.use quick format command.format/q and follow the instrution then insert the windows 98 cd.change your directory to cd rom drive. if cd is in D drive.use dos command cd D: then find set up execute file.set.exe and enter.
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If the computer has a floppy drive, I would recommend creating a floppy bootdisk, and having generic cd-rom drivers load when it boots from the floppy, this will allow you to insert a CD and use it. If you're trying to boot from a Windows cd or the like, you should be able to insert the cd, and navigate the CD to find the "autorun" or "setup" file. Try the following website for your bootdisk, they make it quite easy, though it's not the easiest website to navigate: http://www.bootdisk.com/.\n\nI hope that helps, and good luck with your problem!