How to convert a data CD/DVD to USB?
I have a legal full copy of Microsoft Office 2007 which allows me to install the software on more than one computer. It is installed in PC1 but PC2 does not have a CD/DVD drive. How can I create a "copy" of Office in a USB so that I can install it in PC2? Can you recommend any (hopefully free) software if needed? I do not have access to an external CD/DVD player and I'm using Win Vista in PC1 and Win 8 in PC2. I do not need to keep the copy in the USB, as I have the original installation CD. Many thanks.
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You shouldn't need any special software. Office isn't write-protected; just copy to a USB. The legal aspect only applies when you install it, not when you copy it. I've made copies of Office 2007 several times. Just do it.
i understand.
1. download iso extractor software (majiciso)
2. extract ur disk files with the software onto your desktop. it will be 1 file a .iso file
3.no reopen that i.iso folder with majic iso.
4. extract the whole folder into a new folder on your desktop
5. now that new folder will have all the office files in it
6. insert ur USB device in to your computer
7. drap your new folder with the iso files in to your usb. ps. dont drag the folder, drag the insides to the usb
8. now its on ur usb go plug it into your other computer
9. go into ur pc's bios.
10. selsect boot device priority, and make usb #1
11. exit save changes.
12. once its installed. restart the computer
13. rechange ur settings on ur bios to device priorty back to HDD.
14 congrats!!