Brad Brett
asked on
Backup windows to ISO file
Hello,
I have installed a copy of windows on pc, I made some changes, including Installing drivers, etc..., I want to create ISO file to the current OS with all it's change, so, when I install the windows again using that ISO, it install all the drivers automatically.
I have installed a copy of windows on pc, I made some changes, including Installing drivers, etc..., I want to create ISO file to the current OS with all it's change, so, when I install the windows again using that ISO, it install all the drivers automatically.
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
you can use windows backup and restore, create system image.
backup.JPG
backup.JPG
ASKER
@Sulimanw: That's not possible in Windows XP.
ASKER
Thanks all
sorry , I thougt it is widnows 7 machine because i reached this qusiotn throw windows 7 zone.
it is doable only on windows 7.
as suggested above, you can use Acronis or NLite to do so.
it is doable only on windows 7.
as suggested above, you can use Acronis or NLite to do so.
ASKER
@Sulimanw: Thanks, I have also found software called "Windows Unattended CD Creator".
1. Have a look at Acronis Home which can burn to DVD as well as Symantec Ghost. Both are however paid products.
2. If you really wanted to perform an unattended installation with drivers and software and put this on DVD, this is quite the task. However this link provides a good start to provide you with instructions to do so:
http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/