I am trying to format and install Windows XP on a Toshiba Satellite laptop, but I can't boot from the CD. When I go to the BIOS system, I check that the boot order is correct, first the CD and then the disc. I already tried in another laptop and it was the same. I have downloaded the XP ISO file from Microsoft's site and burned the ISO image to a CD with ImgBurn. If I try to run the CD, it runs without any problem. Could be something wrong with the burn process? If not, what is the problem?
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The CD is probably not burned as bootable correctly. Did you follow this procedure?
The Youtube link above shows how you need a "floppy disk image" in conjuction with the "Bootable Disc" option in order to create a booting CD.
boot from lan
(pxe)?