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Creating a Backup .iso image?

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Creating a Backup .iso image?

Postby TheClopener » Sat May 05, 2012 4:01 am

So, i am in love with Ultimate Edition, but i am still having some difficulties with it deciding to completely and utterly crash on me like a boss, thus forcing a fresh install. i was wondering if it is possible to install it, customize it (like adding programs and installing all of the current updates) and then be able to create a bootable .iso image that i can re-install later if something happens, or boot it live each time but still keep the customization's and updates. i am not going to bother trying to solve the crashing issue just because of the time that would take because i honestly dont know what is causing it and am going to wait for 3.3 to come out. So, if anyone knows how i can make an .iso image after customizing it, I would very much appreciate it. :D

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Re: Creating a Backup .iso image?

Postby TheClopener » Sat May 05, 2012 5:19 am

Thank you sir. :) if i have any other questions about this i will ask. (I probably will :p )
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