How to Make a Bootdisk for Your PC
A Windows boot disk lets you start your computer even if its critical boot files are damaged or corrupted. A Windows repair disc contains the boot files needed to boot Windows, so you can use the Windows wizard to create a boot disc. In addition to the system repair disc, the Windows installation DVD or CD provides you with a boot disc in case of an emergency.
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Instructions
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Place the blank CD or DVD in your computer's burner. Click the Windows "Start" button and click "Control Panel." The Control Panel contains several utilities that control the desktop layout and perform system backups and repairs.
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Click the link labeled "System and Maintenance." In the list of utilities, click "Backup and Restore." A list of backup and restoration options are displayed.
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Click the link labeled "Create a system repair disc." The system detects the blank CD or DVD and writes the necessary files to the disc.
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Remove the disc from the burner after the process completes. Keep the disc in a safe location.
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