WinImage v8.0 32bit version for Windows 9x, NT (x86), 2000 & XP(Link to WinImage Download page)Īll Bootdisk Images are now categorised as follows:ĭisk Imagesaved by Disk Image Pro for DOS as. Microsoft Win32s v1.30 ~ 32bit support for Windows 3.x WinImage v3.0 16bit versionfor Windows 3.1x (Complete with Helpfiles and Notes) and re-create all the following DOS images in1.44MB 3½' HD Format Only. (Program Only - No Help File)ĭisk Copy Fast v5.3 Diskette Creation Utility for DOS ~ SharewareEditionĭisk Conversion is disabled in this shareware copy, But it isable to read and write 1.68MB DMF Format. Note ~ This version of Disk Image Pro does not supportNon-Standard diskette sizes such as Microsoft 1.68MB DMF, But itis ideally suited for Bootdisk creation with its diskette sizeconversion capability. Please Note ~ You need to Download DCP or WinImage Separately:ĭisk Image Pro v2.6 DisketteImage Creation and Extraction Utility for DOS Read Convert.Txt in each Zip Package which contains Boot Image & Instructionsīootdisks for versions of MS PC & DR DOS and DOS based Bootdisks for Windows up to and including ME are listed here. Each image is saved in 3 1/2' 1.44MB HD Format, But can be easily be converted into 360Kb 5 1/4' LD, 1.2Mb 5 1/4' HD and 3 1/2' 720Kb LD Formats by both DCP and WinImage. In addition, this application cannot be used to upgrade a version of XP to the Professional one.īriefly put, this software solution can help users overcome the fact that they do not have a CD-ROM and create floppy disks that can be later used to reinstall the operating system.These images have been archived using Disk Copy Pro 2.6 (DCP) IMG format, which is a DOS based utility which can also be extracted by WinImage. One needs to be aware that this package cannot be used to reinstall Windows XP Home or other editions than the Professional one. Once they are created, these disks load the correct drives for Windows XP Service Pack 2, the Professional edition, so that users can enjoy their operating system again with as little effort as possible. It needs to be mentioned that six blank formatted diskettes are required for transferring the needed information. This application can be easily downloaded then run onto the host computer, and it helps users create bootable floppy disks for installing their OS. However, when users are running Windows XP and they do not have a CD-ROM, they can try Windows XP Pro Startup Disk to restore their OS to its initial state. This can typically be achieved by inserting the Windows CD and following the on-screen instructions.

Users who are running Windows might occasionally need to reinstall their operating system because of software crashes or malware infections.

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