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Originally Posted by theholycow
Pull a .ISO image, then use a program that can mount the .ISO as a drive letter.
What version of Windows is on the netbook? I can't remember what programs I use for this job.
Alternative: If the program is not too bitchy, this is easier: Copy the entire CD to a folder, then use the subst command at a command prompt to make the folder have a drive letter.
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It's XP. And I don't think the program will be too bad.
Can you explain the subst command a little better if you've got the time. I'll give that a shot first, since it's the easiest solution.
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Originally Posted by Juan!
My favorite program to mount ISOs is Daemon Tools. It is free, doesn't have much bloat, is easy to use, and does the job very well. Just put the ISO somewhere he won't delete it  then install daemon tools (requires a restart), create a virtual drive with that image, done.
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I'll give that a shot if the easier alternative doesn't work.