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Ken852: m/c is old shorthand for machine. MD5 and SHA-1 match. Tried on 2 m/c and both said something about installer broken. Perhaps it is something on the W95 and w98 boxes broken and not the file itself.
dbminter: When I look at the file imgburn2100.exe properties:details, both are blank.
Lightning: I did that once with a W98 disk and attached via usb adapter to a W10 m/c to create backup. Backup was fine but then original m/c did not like whatever w10 did to the MBR. Seems W10 likes to modify it if you write something to the disk. An no, not a MBR virus. Had to go to another W98 m/c and FDISK /MBR to make it usable again. Makes me nervous to try that again....
Now I did get more memory installed and a 2nd hard drive so I could finally get the Microsoft backup to run by breaking the files down into groups. So the need for ISO image of disk is not important now.
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Problem is the size. Only way to get to m/c is 1.44 floppy.
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Is there anywhere I can get a copy of version 2.1.0.0? I want to load into a Win98SE m/c to make an ISO of the main disk files for backup. M/c has no usb support, no cd writer, only 1.44 floppy for input/output.
The copy at www.oldversion.com seems to have broken installer.
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Am I correct then in assuming that by just selecting all the files on the A: drive and creating a regular ISO image, there is no way to then make that image a bootable image?
It seems rather odd to me that I can see the drive in the source section, but I can not see the drive in the bootable disk section.
BTW: is this the way you are using CreateFile?
HANDLE hDevice;
hDevice = CreateFile( \\\\.\\vwin32, 0, 0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_FLAG_DELETE_ON_CLOSE, NULL);
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I am a hardware designer. Many of the programs I work with require direct access to the hardware, rather anying to do with XP.
W98SE machine is the one with a 3 1/2" floppy left in it.....
Any recomendations for another program that will make a bootable image from a floppy?
I do not have Nero, and Easy CD Creator 4 installed on another machine insists on trying to write to the floppy first. Virus scans on it show nothing so far.
What command are you using to locate the disk?
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The system is a 2GHz P4 running W98SE.
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I have a bootable 1.44M floppy disk and a blank CD-R. Please lead me through the steps to make the bootable image so I can burn the CD.
When I try (using V 2.3.2), the "create boot image" spot on the bootable disk tab is greyed out.
I have been searching the forums and all the images of the GUI show this area as active.
Mine never is!!!
Thank you for any help.
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Would it be possible to offer an option to be able to re-try a burn opertion that failed the first time?
Due to things like the operating system deciding to pause and think for a while durring a burn, or dust that I missed when inserting the disk, being able to restart the burn of the exact same file may prevent another coaster....
older version 2.1.0.0 needed
in ImgBurn Support
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In a Windows 10 command window.
Re-tried the install on a new install of win98 on a cleaned hard drive and all went well.
There must have been something else in the system corrupted that caused the install to fail.