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Hello All, I recently downloaded Kali-Linux-2016.1-vm-amd64 so as to double boot with Windows 7 and there is tutorial for doing it, but the problem is I downloaded the torrent version of it and i want to install through USB boot. Now through USB boot it requires a WinDisk32 Software and that software requires.iso file to write it on USB. I could have downloaded.iso version but my internet is very slow so that i want to avoid redownload. If there is any way so that I can convert or make it.iso file, Please Suggest me!
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Linux dvd rip software. Note that in order to play them on a multimedia device that can read ISO files (like for instance the Linux-based ones from Popcorn Hour). This tutorial is for linux. Now, you have all the tools you need to convert your video file to an iso to burn to a dvd and it will play on regular dvd players. How to Create an ISO File in Linux. This wikiHow teaches you how to. Files into an ISO file on a Linux. You cannot rip an ISO file from.
My laptop comes with a program called 'Acer Recovery Management', which allows you to make a bootable recovery USB stick, from which you can boot to recover the computer to its original state. Now, of course (I don't know why Acer didn't think about this) I don't want to give up a perfectly usable USB stick – which BTW needs to be at least 16 GB – to be a 'recovery disk' that I will probably never use anyway. But I still want to make it, just in case. So, is there a way to convert the data on this bootable USB to an ISO file (or format), so that I can keep it on an external hard drive somewhere instead of a USB stick, and in case of problems convert the ISO back into a bootable USB with e.g.
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'USB Image Tool' is a freeware for Windows which can create images of your BOOTABLE USB flash drives and also allows you to restore them later. This free tool can be used to create backup images of almost all types of BOOTABLE USB devices such as flash drives, card readers, digicams, cell phones and mobile music players. Its a portable tool so you don't need to install it. Just download and run the program. Using the program is very easy. You can create the backup or restore the backup in a few clicks. It can be used in Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Both 32-bit and 64-bit editions are supported. You can download it using following link.