How To Make Bootable Windows 8.1 Dvd

Aksh Thakur · Apr 20, 2014 25 0 4,530 0

delight help me.. and tell me easy steps

Samat · Aug 21, 2006 1,275 1 nineteen,965 368

If you right click on the ISO file and select 'Burn disc prototype' it should make a bootable DVD. Windows Vista/seven/eight take no special 'Kicking Disks' that you have to include on the ISO file and you just need to fire the files to a DVD or copy them to a USB drive and it should boot.

JamesSneed · Oct 26, 2009 2,768 101 21,640 259

The Windows 8 ISO you lot download from Microsoft has an choice to create media.

http://betanews.com/2014/04/15/how-to-download-and-install-the-windows-eight-1-iso-using-a-windows-eight-or-8-1-key/

Samat · Aug 21, 2006 1,275 1 xix,965 368

If you correct click on the ISO file and select 'Burn disc paradigm' it should brand a bootable DVD. Windows Vista/vii/8 have no special 'Kick Disks' that you take to include on the ISO file and you just need to fire the files to a DVD or re-create them to a USB drive and it should boot.

fcabanski

I copied them to the USB, just when I enable USB boot in BIOS, it boots into the old operating organisation. That'south Win XP.

I am trying to create a dual boot Win XP / Win viii.

Samat · Aug 21, 2006 1,275 one 19,965 368

I copied them to the USB, merely when I enable USB boot in BIOS, it boots into the quondam operating system. That's Win XP.

I am trying to create a dual boot Win XP / Win 8.

Did you modify the kick order so it boots from the usb get-go?

fcabanski · Mar 5, 2011 150 0 18,690 4

Yes. But it was still booting to Win XP.

However, when I pressed TAB in the kick process it loaded the Win viii.1 install screen. It took a long fourth dimension. I was finally able to install Win viii.1, and it's running well.

It boots into 8.1 much faster than information technology boots into XP.

Samat · Aug 21, 2006 1,275 1 19,965 368

Aye. Simply it was still booting to Win XP.

Notwithstanding, when I pressed TAB in the boot procedure information technology loaded the Win 8.1 install screen. It took a long time. I was finally able to install Win 8.1, and it's running well.

It boots into eight.1 much faster than it boots into XP.

Good thing you got it working.