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How to make the CD bootable with the installation files

Asked by JatinHemant in Windows XP Operating System, Installation, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

Hi friends !

I have a PC with Windows XP Home (OEM License). And, to install the OS, I used to use the CD that came with the Dell PC. For backup purpose, I had previously put all the installation files on the Desktop of my PC.

(I have attached the snapshot of the contents of the installation folder.)

Few days before, I lost the CD. Then I used the installation files and made a "Data CD" with Nero Burning Software, expecting that it will be a BOOTABLE CD.

But, it was not bootable. Now, with those installation files, I want to make a BOOTABLE XP CD. Please tell me if it is possible.

I suspect that I am missing BOOTABLE FILES. Please clarify.

I also used a tool named "nLite" but there I did not find the option to include BOOTABLE FILES.

Please tell me...

How to make the CD bootable with the installation files ?
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