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Musicman50
The Short Version Question:
Can someone tell me if its possible to take a CD that has an installation
for a software application on it,
and copy it's entire contents to a USB Flash Drive to install the same
software on workstations instead
of using the original CD?
Another words I could use the USB drive to install the software with instead
of using the CDROM drive?
The Long Version Question:
I need to use my USB Flash Drive to install software on multiple
workstations on a network.
Currently I have the software on 7-8 CD's and its very time consumming to
insert each disk everytime I
need to reinstall an application. So I have purchased this 4 Gig USB drive
that will hold all of the needed software apps.
A few I already have working, they install from a single folder, but 3 of
our applications need the CD to install the software.
So again does anyone know of a way to simply copy an entire CD's contents to
the USB drive and install the software from
the USB drive instead of using the original CD ?
This whould save me tons of time, and allow me to carry all my apps in one
little tiny drive.
Thanks in advance for anyones help..
Phil
Can someone tell me if its possible to take a CD that has an installation
for a software application on it,
and copy it's entire contents to a USB Flash Drive to install the same
software on workstations instead
of using the original CD?
Another words I could use the USB drive to install the software with instead
of using the CDROM drive?
The Long Version Question:
I need to use my USB Flash Drive to install software on multiple
workstations on a network.
Currently I have the software on 7-8 CD's and its very time consumming to
insert each disk everytime I
need to reinstall an application. So I have purchased this 4 Gig USB drive
that will hold all of the needed software apps.
A few I already have working, they install from a single folder, but 3 of
our applications need the CD to install the software.
So again does anyone know of a way to simply copy an entire CD's contents to
the USB drive and install the software from
the USB drive instead of using the original CD ?
This whould save me tons of time, and allow me to carry all my apps in one
little tiny drive.
Thanks in advance for anyones help..
Phil