How to make ISO file out of Windows 7 files

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  1. sunsek79
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    Thanks mjf for detailed reply. I will try option 3 then move on to 1 thru 2. If I cant get hold of a authentic Dvd, I will just opt 1 thru 2.
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  3. mjf
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    Be careful if you opt for option (3) first you will probably remove the option (1) capability.
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