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I am installing windows and I created the software update disk, I bought an OEM Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit license. When I try to do the create a install USB bootcamp asst looks for a ISO image. I put the DVD in the Superdrive but it cannot find the ISO image.
MacBook Air
This answer comes too late for this user, but for future users, after 2 trips to the Apple store and collaboration by a number of Geniuses, I now have Windows 7 running in Bootcamp and this was the fix:
You cannot simply download the Windows 7 files (iso or exe; we tried both) to a disc or USB and have Bootcamp recognize it, nor did using Disk Utility work in my case. We had to download a free iso burning program for Mac (we used SimplyBurns Mac). That program runs you through the necessary steps to properly burn the iso file you need. After doing so, Bootcamp recognized the installation file and everything worked as it should.
Which Operation mode do i choose? Data, Audio, 1:1 Copy, Rip Disc or Burn Image. There is also an Open project... button
So which mode do we use?
I have an oem windows 7 DVD but the bootcamp asst asks for an iso image
