Make Windows 7 32 or 64 Bit ISO

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Steps on Making Windows 7 32 or 64-Bit ISO

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ISO is a disc image that is composed of archive files with a large amount of data content. By making ISO images, you can put all your data into one file. The extension file ".ISO" is commonly used for these types of images. It is created using an optical disc drive and disc imaging software, like Magic ISO, Ultra ISO, Power ISO and Nero Burning - which also have tools to make ISO image.

The difference between 32 bit and 64 bit operating system: 32 bit can only handle up to 2 gigabytes of RAM, while 64 bit can use more than 4 gigabytes of RAM. In making this 32 or 64 bit ISO, it depends on what you already have. The only thing we can do is convert it into disc images.

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   Put your installer disc for Windows 7 into the compact disc drive (CD ROM Drive).

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   Install an imaging software utility, like Magic ISO, Ultra ISO, Power ISO, etc

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   If you don't have one, it's easy enough to do a search for one. All those mentioned above have free trial versions.

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   After you download and install the utility imaging disc software, you're ready to get started

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Instructions

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   Open the Disc Imaging Utility

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   My preference is Magic ISO because it is a small program easy to use, but you can perform the same functions with the other disc image utilities.

   

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   In the steps above, we already inserted the installer for Windows 7 in the CD ROM Drive

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   Now, go to Tools > Make ISO from CD/DVD ROM, as in the picture shown below.

   

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   Select the source CD/DVD-ROM, and make sure the drive you choose has the ability to record to compact disc.

   

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   For the Output Format choose Standard ISO image file (.ISO).

   

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   Then select where you want to save your output ISO image

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   Select Output File. Select Save.

   

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   On the Make CD image option, click OK

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   After clicking the OK button, wait until the process reaches 100 percent

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   Only then you can check your Windows 7 ISO image from where you saved it.

   

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   This is the finished ISO Image

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   The image should look like a compact disc image, like the picture shown above or like in the image below.

   

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• This guide can also help you to back up your important data, like pictures, documents, videos, and songs. You can make an ISO image for each of them and you can save them to compact disc.
• Some downloaded files are already in ISO extension file, so they are not difficult to use.

If you have problems with any of the steps in this article, please ask a question for more help, or post in the comments section below.

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