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• Impossible to boot from ISO files

  Hello

  I installed vmware ESXi server on PE Dell 2950 and open SSH. I copied iso files in the directory under the store data and then plugged the iso file as CD drive to boot from the iso image to start the installtion VM but ESXi server does not read BLAH iso files. I have checked and rechecked my iso files. I am able to boot BOF iso files even if I join them in VMWare server 2.0.

  Can someone help me please.

  Kind regards

  Ahsan.

  Set the delay to start VM 10-20 seconds, open the console VM and VM power on. Press Esc during the countdown - you will see the boot menu.

  Press to change the settings for the virtual machine and make sure that ISO file is indicated to the right and the CD is connected.

  After that, go back to the console and select CD as a source of start-up - installation should begin.

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  VMware vExpert 2009

  http://blog.vadmin.ru

• Cannot boot from ISO image

  Hello

  I have a server ESXi 4.0 on a four-core AMD machine. I'm trying to start a win XP VM using an ISO image (which I already downloaded to the data store on the server using the VSphere client).

  In the settings of the virtual machine, I changed the boot sequence to boot from the CD, but it never starts CD. It still gives this error:

  PXE - E51: no DHCP or proxyDHCP received

  PXE - M0F: Exit Intel PXE ROM

  Operating system not found

  I tried with options but I was not able to start this machine to install the virtual machine. Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Omer

  The option, during startup, allows to manually select the CD player (that would be the ISO image)... Also, make sure that the cd/dvd drive is on "sign in to turn on. If the MV is running, you can also select / the checkbox 'connected '. If you have not configured to connect to turn on, then it will never see the drive, then you will not be able to boot from the ISO file...

  VMware VCP4

  Review the allocation of points for "useful" or "right" answers.

• Boot from ISO question

  The host is Windows Server 2 k 8 x 64 SP2 STD.  Guest is Windows Server 2 k 3 STD SP2 (32 bit) running in VMWare Workstation 6.5.2.  I need to fix the 2 k 3 VM, which requires that I have boot from the CD, but I don't have that an ISO, CD. I use Daemon Tools Lite to mount the ISO as a drive, but I don't know where to create the virtual DVD_ROM disc such as the virtual machine can / will see when I boot it (I tried to get on the host and the guest). I already went in the BIOS of the virtual machine and modified so that he will see the DVD - ROM drive until he goes on the hard drive. I tried to share my virual DVD_ROM, but have been unable to map it to VMWAre Workstation. None of these things have solved the problem. How do I (or it is even possible to ~) put things up to the boot prompt of the ISO?

  Navigate to the virtual machine settings.  (VM menu, settings)  Then change the connection to "Use physical drive" CD to "use ISO Image file.

• It cannot burn DVD from ISO file.

  I can't burn an ISO file that Proshow Gold (PSG) made to burn a DVD on my DVD.  PSG made the file ok and it seems complete with what files I expect on a DVD, but if I right click on the file... Win 7 does not have the option "BURN to DVD".   If I try to burn the file manually... I get an error that says: "not a supported file Type.

  I played with it for 2 hours... What am I doing wrong?  (Note: I burned the DVD before, but never with an ISO file.)

  I can't burn an ISO file that Proshow Gold (PSG) made to burn a DVD on my DVD.  PSG made the file ok and it seems complete with what files I expect on a DVD, but if I right click on the file... Win 7 does not have the option "BURN to DVD".   If I try to burn the file manually... I get an error that says: "not a supported file Type.

  I played with it for 2 hours... What am I doing wrong?  (Note: I burned the DVD before, but never with an ISO file.)

  =============================================
  The following article might be worth a visit:

  Windows 7 - burn a CD or DVD from an ISO file
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/burn-a-CD-or-DVD-from-an-ISO-file

  And... the free ImgBurn is another option.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Ignore most of the download buttons and click to the left of the
  green circle with the white arrow... He says...
  «Click here to download»

  Download ImgBurn:
  http://www.Digital-Digest.com/software/download.php?sid=470&SSID=0&did=1
  (The download is: SetupImgBurn_2.5.7.0.exe)

  (Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8)

  (During the installation there will be an option to install
  Shortcuts of UniBlue and the "Ask Toolbar"... you can
  you want to deselect those)

  The following tutorial is maybe worth a visit:

  How to write an image file to a disc with ImgBurn
  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

• VSphere client light web - cannot select boot from ISO via the CD/DVD drive

  I had used P2v to virtualize a Windows 7 machine and after the start he said that the "the boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible. I think I need to run a repair using Windows 7 image and possibly launch a fixboot and fixmbr, but when I try to adjust the settings of the virtual machine using the web client to boot from the ISO it displays an error and the ok button to save the settings is grayed out. How is it doesn't let me do this?

  Never mind. I got the VM running in Vsphere client while trying to change the setting in the web client.

• ESXi 3.5 Update 4 virtual machines cannot boot from ISO image stored on the server

  Ok

  If I have one of my virtual machines of ESXi configured to use an ISO image sitting on my server ESXi, they cannot boot from this image.  This is after you click "ESC" during startup in order to change the startup CD-ROM.  I have this a known issue, or I'm just doing something wrong?  If I have the vms use an ISO sitting on my desktop (using Infrastructure Client) it works fine.

  Or the answer is even simpler, make sure I connect at power on.

  OK, Yes!  But some of the things we take for granted... haha...

• Tecra A11 - 17 C - impossible to boot from LAN

  Hello

  For the last few days I worked on a Toshiba Tecra A11 - 17 c PTSE0E - 02W01GEN.

  I work in a school and we have about 15 of these laptops. I was not the person who did the origonal installation and this person has not left.

  One of the computers needed a re - build. We use an installation of LAN to windows 7 so I put prioraty device that the network card, save it and re - start.

  Then, sometimes with the error PXE - E61 Media Test failed, check the cable.
  Now, I know the NIC works fine beuse it worked before I did any messing around.

  I then checked the other laptop and I get the same error PXE - E61 Media Test failed, check the cable and they all fully functional network ports.

  So I thought ok there is something in the BIOS.
  I found nothing apart an Enable lan option that is enabled.

  It was suggested to relax the default BIOS and then format the hard drive.
  So I thought ok well first I'll try it with the BIOS reset if that does not work, I'll do a format.

  So after that it does not work I thought Okay I'll just clone your laptop work with clonezilla.

  Do I get to the windows flag then instantly the blue screen of death, I can't read it so I is much too fast.

  I thought ok I swap hard drives with the work there. The boots work the clone hard drive just fine without error at all, but the work PC hard drive load the windows flag then blue screen of death.

  I then used a product recovery disc now, it's a drive of windows XP is usless. But I did anyway, and same thing again, it turns the disc fine install XP fine but the flag windows and blue screen of death.

  I finally intertwined a hardrive work 1 different working laptop and a same new blue screen of death in wondows flag.

  It seems to me there must be something on the bios that is
  (A) stop the network port in the bios
  (B) stopping the different hard drives to work in the laptop, even if it's exactly the same laptop.

  They built from the network before for the wondows current installation works, but I have no idea what to do now.

  The error PXE - E61 Media Test failed, check the cable means that the laptop has attempted to boot from LAN, but the configuration of the installation could not proceed.
  Why?
  I m not very well why, but probably there is something wrong with the PXE server settings, etc.

  Are you sure that PXE server has been correctly configured to 100%?
  If this is not the case, check this box.

  > I then used a product recovery disc now, it's a drive of windows XP is usless. But I did anyway, and same thing again, it turns the disc fine install XP fine but the flag windows and blue screen of death.

  Always is Win XP installation could be completed, and this means that the HARD drive should be ok.
  The BSOD could be due to incompatible software or wrong / driver that is part of the recovery disk

  Are you sure that the Win XP Recovery disk you used was the right one?

  How about installation using charge Windows 7 system using the disk of Microsoft?

• Portege Z930 - impossible to boot from the external USB CD/DVD drive

  I have a portege Z930 14U
  I am not able to boot from an external linke (Samsun SE-218) CD player via USB

  I already set the boot sequence and choosed CSM as model BIOS

  Thank you
  Andrea

  Try disabling secure boot in the BIOS too.
  Then connect the CD/DVD from the laptop drive and switch on the device.
  Press F12 and choose from the menu to boot from the USB device

• Portege 3480: is it impossible to boot from a key-USB-cd?

  I would like to install win 2000 on my portege 3480. However, I have a lot of difficulty getting to boot from external cd readers. I tried with a Cd Player and a LiteOn DVD drive iomega. None of them works. The two drives are connected via the USB port. I read somewhere that we can start using pcmcia on the 3480 cd players - can that really be true?

  Hope someone can help out me.

  Thank you

  Steffen - Denmark

  Yes, it's true
  Generally it is not possible to boot from the external USB CD/DVD drive.
  You need a compatible PCMCIA reader and supported.

  Please check other messages of the forum in this category:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=18540
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=18417

• Impossible to download an ISO.file to upgrade Windows Vista to Windows 7 on HP laptop

  Hi members,

  I succumbed to download the above file to upgrade my computer. Once the download is complete the message "Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. May not permissions to access you the item. »

  MSE and the firewall is disabled but without any positive results. Site Web that I use is not official Microsoft. It would make a difference as well?

  Can someone please help me solve this frustrating experience?

  I'd really appreciate your help.

  Thank you

  Tony

  Hello

  I just looked to the top of this website that you gave.

  You do not buy the product on their own keys.

  You buy the full DVD sealed package, unopened product key/license.

  You paid $60-70?

  OEM is $ 119 at Amazon for OEM Windows 7 home Premium; Why do you think that you got it at 1/2 price?

  There is no 'special' on for Windows 7 because it becomes difficult to buy, unless it is hacked.

  And their Web site offers a download instead of a DVD

  This is the download link for Microsoft.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-recovery

  But Microsoft only provides these downloads for Windows 7 keys to selling product at retail, not preinstalled OEM product keys (Dell, HP, etc.). or licenses for OEM System builders.

  See you soon.

• HP Envy 15 j151sa: HP Envy 15 does boot from external dvd rom

  Hi all

  My HP Envy is new (Envy 15 j151sa). The external DVD drive is new (HP dvd600). My envy model does not have an internal CD/DVD drive

  I want to boot from a live DVD.

  I have read the other messages and answers for similar queries and followed the suggestion.

  At startup, press F10 (BIOS Setup) and Boot Options parameters are the following...

  (a) secure boot - off

  (b) legacy - allowed boot.

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  At startup, press F9

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  OS boot manager

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  There is No option to select the external CD drive to DVD.

  I updated the BIOS to the HP latest version recommended.

  I don't know what else to try.

  I could really use some help now.

  Thank you

  Your external DVD drive is operatying as it should.

  The best place to find an answer on how to make the live CD is the Debian forum. Disk made you apparentlydoes is not not a MBR boot sector or a recognized EFI partition. Either of the people is what is necessary for the drive to be bootable and your notebook BIOS must be configured in accordance with the choice of the type of format.

  Personally I've always preferred to use a utility likeUNetbootln to make several versions of Linux "live" bootable.

  I don't bother with the hassle of the DVD or CD media more.

  If you have a spare drive 32 or 64 GB USB flash drive, so you can put an incredible number of versions of Linux and troubleshooting utilities on it.

  The economy of scale with usb flashdrive has gotten to the point where a 16 GB usb key is less expensive than recordable DVD media. Check outthe Newegg price.

  Download your favorite version of Debian AMD64 iso direct from here.

• How to boot from an external device?

  Boot CD and USB keys start which started as planned on my old laptop HP DV71135nr are not DΘmarrer on my computer laptop month old HP 15-F039wm (Win8.1). I see that the BIOS is separated into legacy and UEFI sections, but none of the settings I have tried will allow any external drive start. This configuration setting I missed? Thank you.

  Hello

  You will need to disable secure boot and then activate the mode in the BIOS...

  These instructions should help:

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• How can I find ISO files?

  When you try to burn to dvd, I get an error message that directs me to print from ISO files, but I can't locate...

  Frede

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• installed the file ISO of ESXI 5.5.0 of trialware on a PC at home that has a memory of 8meg, installed correctly, then on reboot I get 'no boot disk was detected or the drive failed', I'm boot from the hard disk, any ideas?

  installed the file ISO of ESXI 5.5.0 of trialware on a PC at home that has a memory of 8meg, installed correctly, then on reboot I get 'no boot disk was detected or the drive failed', I'm boot from the hard disk, any ideas?

  Welcome to the community,

  Please take a look at for example http://wp.secretnest.info/?p=697 to know if this is the problem you are facing.

  André