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Yes. I sure did. After quite a lot of frustration with that first disk, I simply redid the ISO. I can't think of any changes that I made but it worked the second time. It's highly likely that my problem originated somewhere between the chair and the mouse Thanks for your reply.

nLite's ISO didn't create a bootable CD for me either. After checking that my BIOS was checking for a bootable CD, I had a look at the CD itself. I was very surprised to see only the following contents: DOTNETFX (dir) I386 (dir) LAST SESSION (205303.14-16.49.01).INI LAST SESSION (205303.14-16.49.01)_U.INI LAST SESSION.INI LAST SESSION_U.INI WIN51 WIN51IP WIN51IP.SP2 I'm pretty sure that's not a Windows installation disc! What did I do wrong?