Where to find the ISO file to be burned on a CD/DVD?












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I haven't found a useful answer to similar questions. I have downloaded Ubuntu 12.01 to my desktop running Windows 7 and it seems to work fine. But I want to make a CD/DVD to be able to boot Linux on another desktop PC. I can see that I get an ISO file as a result of the download, but as soon as I unzip it there is no longer an ISO file. Please help.
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  • Simply right click on ISO image and select Burn disc image.

    – Basharat Sialvi
    May 27 '12 at 18:42











  • What program are you using to "unzip"

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 18:49






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    Are you saying that the .iso file is actually missing now, or are you just saying that the files you get out of unzipping it don't have an .iso file?

    – Eliah Kagan
    May 27 '12 at 18:54











  • Did you tell Internet Explorer to "Open" the file when saving the download, instead you want to click "Save" , location of opened files - superuser.com/questions/180254/… , answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090608104737AAFgSvK

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 19:17






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    When I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox to download Ubuntu - IT WORKED. Thank you for your answers. Finn Nielsen

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I haven't found a useful answer to similar questions. I have downloaded Ubuntu 12.01 to my desktop running Windows 7 and it seems to work fine. But I want to make a CD/DVD to be able to boot Linux on another desktop PC. I can see that I get an ISO file as a result of the download, but as soon as I unzip it there is no longer an ISO file. Please help.
Finn Nielsen










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  • Simply right click on ISO image and select Burn disc image.

    – Basharat Sialvi
    May 27 '12 at 18:42











  • What program are you using to "unzip"

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 18:49






  • 1





    Are you saying that the .iso file is actually missing now, or are you just saying that the files you get out of unzipping it don't have an .iso file?

    – Eliah Kagan
    May 27 '12 at 18:54











  • Did you tell Internet Explorer to "Open" the file when saving the download, instead you want to click "Save" , location of opened files - superuser.com/questions/180254/… , answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090608104737AAFgSvK

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 19:17






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    When I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox to download Ubuntu - IT WORKED. Thank you for your answers. Finn Nielsen

    – Finn Nielsen
    May 27 '12 at 21:08














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I haven't found a useful answer to similar questions. I have downloaded Ubuntu 12.01 to my desktop running Windows 7 and it seems to work fine. But I want to make a CD/DVD to be able to boot Linux on another desktop PC. I can see that I get an ISO file as a result of the download, but as soon as I unzip it there is no longer an ISO file. Please help.
Finn Nielsen










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I haven't found a useful answer to similar questions. I have downloaded Ubuntu 12.01 to my desktop running Windows 7 and it seems to work fine. But I want to make a CD/DVD to be able to boot Linux on another desktop PC. I can see that I get an ISO file as a result of the download, but as soon as I unzip it there is no longer an ISO file. Please help.
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  • Simply right click on ISO image and select Burn disc image.

    – Basharat Sialvi
    May 27 '12 at 18:42











  • What program are you using to "unzip"

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 18:49






  • 1





    Are you saying that the .iso file is actually missing now, or are you just saying that the files you get out of unzipping it don't have an .iso file?

    – Eliah Kagan
    May 27 '12 at 18:54











  • Did you tell Internet Explorer to "Open" the file when saving the download, instead you want to click "Save" , location of opened files - superuser.com/questions/180254/… , answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090608104737AAFgSvK

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 19:17






  • 1





    When I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox to download Ubuntu - IT WORKED. Thank you for your answers. Finn Nielsen

    – Finn Nielsen
    May 27 '12 at 21:08



















  • Simply right click on ISO image and select Burn disc image.

    – Basharat Sialvi
    May 27 '12 at 18:42











  • What program are you using to "unzip"

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 18:49






  • 1





    Are you saying that the .iso file is actually missing now, or are you just saying that the files you get out of unzipping it don't have an .iso file?

    – Eliah Kagan
    May 27 '12 at 18:54











  • Did you tell Internet Explorer to "Open" the file when saving the download, instead you want to click "Save" , location of opened files - superuser.com/questions/180254/… , answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090608104737AAFgSvK

    – Mateo
    May 27 '12 at 19:17






  • 1





    When I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox to download Ubuntu - IT WORKED. Thank you for your answers. Finn Nielsen

    – Finn Nielsen
    May 27 '12 at 21:08

















Simply right click on ISO image and select Burn disc image.

– Basharat Sialvi
May 27 '12 at 18:42





Simply right click on ISO image and select Burn disc image.

– Basharat Sialvi
May 27 '12 at 18:42













What program are you using to "unzip"

– Mateo
May 27 '12 at 18:49





What program are you using to "unzip"

– Mateo
May 27 '12 at 18:49




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1





Are you saying that the .iso file is actually missing now, or are you just saying that the files you get out of unzipping it don't have an .iso file?

– Eliah Kagan
May 27 '12 at 18:54





Are you saying that the .iso file is actually missing now, or are you just saying that the files you get out of unzipping it don't have an .iso file?

– Eliah Kagan
May 27 '12 at 18:54













Did you tell Internet Explorer to "Open" the file when saving the download, instead you want to click "Save" , location of opened files - superuser.com/questions/180254/… , answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090608104737AAFgSvK

– Mateo
May 27 '12 at 19:17





Did you tell Internet Explorer to "Open" the file when saving the download, instead you want to click "Save" , location of opened files - superuser.com/questions/180254/… , answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090608104737AAFgSvK

– Mateo
May 27 '12 at 19:17




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When I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox to download Ubuntu - IT WORKED. Thank you for your answers. Finn Nielsen

– Finn Nielsen
May 27 '12 at 21:08





When I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox to download Ubuntu - IT WORKED. Thank you for your answers. Finn Nielsen

– Finn Nielsen
May 27 '12 at 21:08










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There is no need to unzip an ISO file. You can burn it directly to CD using Brasero if you're already using Ubuntu, or if you are using Windows, you can use programs like Nero, PowerISO, or WinISO.



While some archive programs will let you treat an ISO file like an archive and extract its contents, fundamentally an ISO file is an image for a disk. Extracting the ISO is a completely separate operation than burning it, which is what you want to do.



The official installation instructions explain how you can burn the ISO on a Windows system, after downloading it.



For more information and other programs that you can use, see this page.






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    There is no need to unzip an ISO file. You can burn it directly to CD using Brasero if you're already using Ubuntu, or if you are using Windows, you can use programs like Nero, PowerISO, or WinISO.



    While some archive programs will let you treat an ISO file like an archive and extract its contents, fundamentally an ISO file is an image for a disk. Extracting the ISO is a completely separate operation than burning it, which is what you want to do.



    The official installation instructions explain how you can burn the ISO on a Windows system, after downloading it.



    For more information and other programs that you can use, see this page.






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      There is no need to unzip an ISO file. You can burn it directly to CD using Brasero if you're already using Ubuntu, or if you are using Windows, you can use programs like Nero, PowerISO, or WinISO.



      While some archive programs will let you treat an ISO file like an archive and extract its contents, fundamentally an ISO file is an image for a disk. Extracting the ISO is a completely separate operation than burning it, which is what you want to do.



      The official installation instructions explain how you can burn the ISO on a Windows system, after downloading it.



      For more information and other programs that you can use, see this page.






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        There is no need to unzip an ISO file. You can burn it directly to CD using Brasero if you're already using Ubuntu, or if you are using Windows, you can use programs like Nero, PowerISO, or WinISO.



        While some archive programs will let you treat an ISO file like an archive and extract its contents, fundamentally an ISO file is an image for a disk. Extracting the ISO is a completely separate operation than burning it, which is what you want to do.



        The official installation instructions explain how you can burn the ISO on a Windows system, after downloading it.



        For more information and other programs that you can use, see this page.






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        There is no need to unzip an ISO file. You can burn it directly to CD using Brasero if you're already using Ubuntu, or if you are using Windows, you can use programs like Nero, PowerISO, or WinISO.



        While some archive programs will let you treat an ISO file like an archive and extract its contents, fundamentally an ISO file is an image for a disk. Extracting the ISO is a completely separate operation than burning it, which is what you want to do.



        The official installation instructions explain how you can burn the ISO on a Windows system, after downloading it.



        For more information and other programs that you can use, see this page.







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