So if I don't have a DvD burner can I mount the image using a program? I know this doesnt make much sense considering I'm installing a whole new OS with no programs or any of that, but I'd just thought I'd check to see if it was possible.

You will need to burn the .ISO file to a DVD to install on RAW hardware. Alternately, you can use Virtual PC to mount the .ISO and install/run Windows 7 as a virtual machine.Joe

Burn using a slow speed to avoid a possible data corruption on the disk.

Using Alcohol 120% from within Vista, I've mounted and installed twice without burning a DVD.

Well I could use Alcohol but I have XP, I imagine it would with XP too?

i tried deamon tools, and now i get a blue screen each time, do you think you could help

comidy said: i tried deamon tools, and now i get a blue screen each time, do you think you could help Its conflicting with deamon's drivers.Extract all fines to HDD and then start installation... - Ramesh Kumar

I have had to restore Seven at the initial point (build 7000) because of numerous negative tests I made with Daemon, Magic Disk, Ultra Iso. Phantom CD has been the only free virtual CD I have tested within crash.Aski. MVP Desktop Experience