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Use <a href="http://rufus.akeo.ie/" rel="ugc">Rufus</a> and create a bootable USB disk. It's faster.<br />
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HTH,<br />
Dan
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Use Rufus [http://rufus.akeo.ie/] and create a bootable USB disk. It's faster.

HTH,
Dan

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Agree with Dan Cracium as it is faster than CD<br />
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But if you want you dont have a USB in your hardware or you want CD particularly you can use PowerISO to create bootable CD. Check<a href="http://www.poweriso.com/tutorials/make-bootable-cd.htm" rel="ugc"> this</a>
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Agree with Dan Cracium as it is faster than CD

But if you want you dont have a USB in your hardware or you want CD particularly you can use PowerISO to create bootable CD. Check this [http://www.poweriso.com/tutorials/make-bootable-cd.htm]

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I tried PowerISO but it wouldn't boot. &nbsp;<br />
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I selected the file and hit burn.<br />
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The file got on to the CD but wouldn't boot.
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I tried PowerISO but it wouldn't boot.  

I selected the file and hit burn.

The file got on to the CD but wouldn't boot.

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Thank you. &nbsp;Now I understand.
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I want to put FileScavanger onto a bootable CD. &nbsp;How?
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I want to put FileScavanger onto a bootable CD.  How?

Make Bootable CD

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