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The forum discussion revolves around a user who downloaded the Windows 7 RC but couldn't find an ISOไฟ, only an archive with a text file indicating a UDF file system. Other members suggest burning the archive as an ISO directly, as it is actually an ISO image, and recommend downloading from the official Microsoft site. The original poster plans to try burning the file as an ISO, despite concerns about its large size and minimal content. Overall, the conversation addresses how to properly use the downloaded Windows 7 RC file, with helpful tips from community members.

vodno

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Hello!

I have downloaded windows 7 release candidate, but there is not any dvd.iso file. i have just an archived file with a txt file wich says: "This disc contains a "UDF" file system and requires an operating system
that supports the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification."

Whats the problem?? I spent 2.6 GB for nothing?!:(

Greeting
 

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All you have to do is burn the archived file as IT is the ISO.. ;) This happened to me a couple times too. Just burn it as you normally would and you should be fine.. :)

mike2k9

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Did you download from the MS website? Here is the link, about half way down is the links to the 32 and 64 bit download.
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Radenight

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All you have to do is burn the archived file as IT is the ISO.. ;) This happened to me a couple times too. Just burn it as you normally would and you should be fine.. :)
 

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vodno

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OK, I will prove it to burn it as archived file. It has just one txt file, but 2.5 GB, its unbelievable. I'll try as it is.