I am glad that the ISO worked for you, Phuang; the reason I do not recommend it is this; on some Dell models, the CD drive is slaved to the harddrive and will not even be recognized by BIOS unless the harddrive is present. It is possible to reset the BIOS Default boot order to Diskette first, by disconnecting the CMOS/Reserve battery and leaving it disconnected overnight(?), BUT that also moves the Harddrive to 2nd place and the CD Drive to 3rd. On some models, removing the Harddrive will force the boot from the CD drive, but not on the ones that have it as slave to the harddrive; on those it puts the CDROM out of business. Specifically, the Dell models for whichI know this problem exists are the Inspiron 8000, 8100, 8200 and the Latitudes C800, C810, and C840. On those you need to use a modular bay CDROM and remove the Harddrive to force a boot from the CD Drive to use the ISO CDR method.