Disk Image File to .ISO

[overclocked2x]

I downloaded a copy of Windows 7 off my school's website. I don't have a optical drive but the download was only available as a disk image file and not .iso. If I can get it to .iso I can use the windows program to format my flash drive and make it bootable for Windows 7.

 

[phil22]

What you've downloaded is a hard-disk image created with proprietary backup software, and it can't be converted to a CD-image file.

 

[unksol]

if thats actually the case its probably designed for use on school owned equipment only. Otherwise you would have to have a product key

You'll have to be more specific. .dmg? .img? Proprietary? In any case you should probably be asking the schools IT department

 

[JessJess]

I am in the exact same situation, and mine does require a product key (which was given at time of download), and is an .img file.
A couple google searches came up with imgburn:

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/11003/how-to-create-a-windows-iso-from-a-disc-using-imgburn/
http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download

just instead of selecting "Create Image file from disk", pick "Create Image file from file/folders

 

[JessJess]

And I'd recommend Xboot for creating the bootable usb. Use the "grub4dos ios" option for windows operating systems like 7