I used one called Unlocker.ĥ - After you installed Unlocker the only thing you have to do is: Right click "somesortofbignumber.iso" -> select Unlocker -> select the option "Copy" and the destination folder (remember if you want to rename the file don't forget the ".iso" ending).Īfter that you can search for a USB tool solution from a ISO file. Run the USB Recovery Tool, log in to USB Recovery tool by selecting 1st option (i.e., Download Recovery files), and create USB Recovery key).
So, in this part you have to use a program that let you manage these kind of files. That is your ISO file, you just can't do anything with it yet. But still, you can't move, or copy, or anything the file because the system says it is in use. It's ok, continue closing ONLY this message, the Create a system repair disc windows MUST still be open.Ĥ - Now you can see at the temp folder, you have a new file called "somesortofbignumber.iso" around 100 or 200 MB (if you can't see it press F5 to refresh the folder). So here was what I found:ġ - Open your temp folder through: Start -> Run (type on the search programs and files box "run", or shortcut windows+d) -> type %temp% on the Run box (it will open your temp folder) Ģ - Go to the system repair disc tool (Yes, I know there is no disc on the drive): Start -> All Programs -> Maintenance -> Create a System Repair Discģ - Once you click to create a disc you are going to receive a message "System repair disc could not be created. Insert a blank unformatted CD or DVD into your CD/DVD drive and click on the Create disc button. A) Click on the Create a System repair disc link in the left blue pane. Well, I know the others are trying to help but I am pretty sure none of these answers solved it because I was with the same problem as you. Open the Control Panel (icons view), and click on the Backup and Restore icon.
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