Burn Windows7 to a cd?

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  1. Joe
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    Good job there bambi.

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  3. garysgold
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    Congrats and welcome, bambi.

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  4. bambi
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    Thanks for all the warm welcomes people :)
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  6. johngalt
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    *Whisper* already answered *whisper*
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  7. Mark
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    Well done mate that was a surprise, you may want to disable your system restore though before you go any further as it will possibly eat up your remaining space if you don't.
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  8. johngalt
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    Well, it can be adjust down from the default value of 12%, which on a 40 GB drive is going to be about 5 GB - I'd adjust down to maybe like 5% which would be ~2 GB....
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