NTFS4DOS Bootable CD ISO Image (Updated)

DETAiLs: Avira NTFS4DOS enables, NTFS drives to be provided for MS-DOS and other DOS-based operating systems under a new drive letter for applications. Thanks to the unique technology developed by Avira, it is possible to access NTFS drives from Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 with one single boot diskette ? completely independently of its service pack status. The private, non-commercial use of Avira NTFS4DOS Personal is free. ----------------------------------------------- NTFS4DOS by Avira Converted by 001010 for the needed and the willing... Sometimes you are messing with boot configuration files when you realize that you just screwed with the wrong one. This in turn makes your system not boot up due to you overwriting or renaming a much needed file. Not only that! But you also need it in CD/DVD format so that your new fancy laptop that DOESN'T have a non-USB floppy drive can boot up properly. (If you can't tell, this is from personal experience) Well look no further! I noticed that someone (bootdisk.com) was asking $4 for this software package that was initially FREE in the first place, but only converted over to a CD. Granted that this $4 included other softwares. Feeling that this was lame, and if something is FREE then it should be FREE no matter what format it is in. I did the work becuase I needed this package. And I share my personal work (all of 20 minutes) with you folk. You may be more experienced then myself and not wanted to bother or less experienced and in desperate need. So this will help all of us. What is included: -ISO of NTFS4DOS filesystem that is to be burned to a CD using UltraISO. (UltraISO is the only one that I found to be stable through the process) -BIF (bootimage file) that is also used in UltraISO to map the bootable portion of the CD _IF_ the ISO doesn't contain it. (I only tried with the BIF AND ISO, not just the ISO, I only needed one CD. So why try many times?) -ntfs_h.exe - This is the freeware downloaded software from Avira (http://www.free-av.com/) that was used to create the original boot floppy that was later turned into the ISO image for CD. If you JUST need a floppy diskette, then this is really all you need. Have fun and remember to share little kiddies... Instructions: -Simply use the ISO in UltraISO (the only one i found to be stable through this process) to open the image. -Load the BIF as the boot file (Bootable > Load Boot File...) -Burn...

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001010 (2006-10-29)

Sorry that I had to pull the last one down. I didnt know that it would be that popular. I updated this one so it at least has my name on the ISO.

ezboard (2008-12-06)

thats alright, I'll just remove the name when using it lol jk

RustyS28 (2009-03-26)

You are the fucking man. Fuck that other dick, $4 dollars my ass. Took me less than five minutes to boot up my friends computer from this disk after running an ultra fast chkdsk. She had the bsod but no more...thanks G

Sumit101010 (2010-09-27)

hey, I have dowlnoaded and birnt the iso on a cd. However I am unable to see the file 'ntfs4dos.exe' when i boot my machine using the CD. I am a missing something?

drharryt (2013-01-19)

I was wondering if ntfs4dos works with dos6.22
Also another problem... dos 6.22 boots fine from cd if the sata controller is in IDE mode yet if I change the controller to AHCI the Cd won't boot "non system disk"
Is there any way to get the bios to access the boot sector of the cd while in AHCI mode?