length of vista

my ver. of vista is over 2500 mb long.I cannot find a cd that long an my
dvd's can'
t be read

Try rephrasing that, Vista needs to be burnt as an ISO image to a blank
DVD+R, DVD-R or DVD-RW. DVD+RW
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"randalel" <randalel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> my ver. of vista is over 2500 mb long.I cannot find a cd that long an my
> dvd's can'
> t be read

It has to be on a DVD not a CD.

If your DVDs can't be read, then either you have a bad drive, or you are
doing something wrong.


randalel wrote:

> my ver. of vista is over 2500 mb long.I cannot find a cd that long an my
> dvd's can'
> t be read

Burn it as an iso image, not a file.
www.imgburn.com
Imgburn won't let you burn it as a file, only an image.

"randalel" <randalel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> my ver. of vista is over 2500 mb long.I cannot find a cd that long an my
> dvd's can'
> t be read

randalel schrieb:
> my ver. of vista is over 2500 mb long.I cannot find a cd that long an my
> dvd's can'
> t be read


Oh... really...

Hmmm... really? I haven't any problems with my installation, with even
smaller device. Of course, it was taken a little bit long time, but try my
way: Split it for 1,44 MB, and try to use a floppy :]
LOOOOL
--
Maciej A. N.


"randalel" wrote:

> my ver. of vista is over 2500 mb long.I cannot find a cd that long an my
> dvd's can'
> t be read

Hello!

"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:uy90KGPAHHA.2328@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Try rephrasing that, Vista needs to be burnt as an ISO image to a blank DVD+R, DVD-R or DVD-RW. DVD+RW
> --

If I have already installed WinXP/2000 and
I extract all files from ISO to a disk folder, can
I install Vista (dual boot with previous OS)?

Thanks, Roman

According to my experience: it was unsuccessful. But maybe this is depending
from platform? Try to use another partition, i.e. system on one, space for
vista, - second, and image on the third.
--
Maciej A. N.


"roman modic" wrote:

> Hello!
>
> "Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:uy90KGPAHHA.2328@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> > Try rephrasing that, Vista needs to be burnt as an ISO image to a blank DVD+R, DVD-R or DVD-RW. DVD+RW
> > --
>
> If I have already installed WinXP/2000 and
> I extract all files from ISO to a disk folder, can
> I install Vista (dual boot with previous OS)?
>
> Thanks, Roman
>
>
>