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       #90

    NateR999 said:
    yes but thats not the main issue..because I thought of that but u select the ISO file before u select the medium(CD/USB) so it gives me that error before I even get a chance to choose USB...

    Is there something wrong with the file? or maybe I need to use a different application to create the bootable cd from the ISO

    Hello Nate, and welcome to Seven Forums.

    Did you use this to create the USB with?

    Boot partition manager from USB Flash disk directly to manage disk partition - Partition Wizard Bootable Flash Drive.
    Last edited by Brink; 06 Apr 2013 at 12:40. Reason: added quote
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  2. Posts : 6
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       #91

    no i used this Partition Wizard Bootable CD allows user to manage partition directly with partition manager bootable CD. and i realise i can only create a Bootable CD with that...but my issue is that Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool gives me an error in the first step with the ISO file before i get a chance to choose between CD AND USB. My issue is that it keeps giving me and invalid ISO file error, irrespective of whether its CD or USB.
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  3. Posts : 19,383
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       #92
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  4. Posts : 6
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       #93

    but u have to buy pro for that dont u?
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  5. Posts : 19,383
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       #94

    Mmm. Im not sure .... I always thought it was free.

    Nevermind, use FREE YUMI to write the ISO to a flash drive and make it bootable. That definitely works. Use the "Unlisted ISO" option of YUMI.
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  6. Posts : 6
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       #95

    alrdy found another program that worked but TY very much for the help guys
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  7. Posts : 6
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       #96

    When i create the partition (new logical drive) should i format it? or should i say dont format now?
    P.S. i want to install an OS on the new partition.. also i dont want to loose any data...
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  8. Posts : 19,383
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       #97

    Perhaps its best if you post a screen capture image of the existing partitions before you start?

    Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image
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       #98

    I don't understand why, in method 2, I wouldn't just start at 3) without downloading the tool. Let's say I want to make a separate drive to store restore points from C: (the boot drive) because I keep getting volsnap error 25 and deletion of all points. I have a systems drive, C: and D: (recovery). Why not just shrink C: and create a separate drive to store restore points that way? Not that I quite understand how to move where I store them yet but I'm reading up on it. Just wondering.
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  10. Posts : 71,959
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       #99

    pxfragonard said:
    I don't understand why, in method 2, I wouldn't just start at 3) without downloading the tool. Let's say I want to make a separate drive to store restore points from C: (the boot drive) because I keep getting volsnap error 25 and deletion of all points. I have a systems drive, C: and D: (recovery). Why not just shrink C: and create a separate drive to store restore points that way? Not that I quite understand how to move where I store them yet but I'm reading up on it. Just wondering.
    Hello pxfragonard,

    I'm afraid that restore points can only be stored on the drive letter they are for.
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