I have MSDN copies of Win2k Pro, Serv, and Adv Serv. here at work.
Yes, CDBoot is enabled in the bios.
Basically Nero burns the cd from what I have on the harddrive and when I put the finished CD in a new machine to build it scans the CD rom but does not boot from it
Copying to the Harddrive doesn't always work. It's always better to create a disk image or create a duplicate from CD-ROM to CD-RW. I know there's at least a couple of programs that allow that. I haven't used Nero -- so I cannot tell you what the deal there is.
<< I have MSDN copies of Win2k Pro, Serv, and Adv Serv. here at work.
Yes, CDBoot is enabled in the bios.
Basically Nero burns the cd from what I have on the harddrive and when I put the finished CD in a new machine to build it scans the CD rom but does not boot from it >>
ahh so u burned from harddrive
not a cd image ah
so u are not burning the bootable part of the cd dood
make a nero image and burn it
then it will all work
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