ISO problem need help

heres my problem i downloaded a file and the moron that posted it said it was two disks dvd format well i go and download this file and when i get it there both iso images but the one iso was 7.47 GB and the other file was 1.82 GB so now i cant get these on a dvd they both should of been 4.7 GB each that way i could use it i emailed the person and he says run it of deamon tools wich i cant as these are recovery disks for an HP computer i extracted these files all into one folder and now i dont know what program to use to make this one folder into 4.7 GB ISO files and then burn each one onto a dvd can anyone help me on this subject please.

 

I don't have an answer, but I was under the impression that you could make your own recovery disk to reset to factory specs - is this not so?

 

well the F11 key will not work on the computer and the partition wont kick in to do the recovery i also made the partition active in windows to make it kick in but it will not work at all so now i downloaded this recovery file and wasted my time i guess

 

I don't know if this link is relevant to your problem.
It talks about deleting a file on the hidden partition that prevents a 'second' backup being created.

http://sites.google.com/site/raysfamouswebpage/hpcdpatch

 

ok i wish that would help as the computer im working on has windows 7 on it and im trying to get to the recovery to work for the vista partition and i tried to get the recovery software to run in windows 7 and no luck so far

 

Try sticking to the one thread (probably this one)!

http://forums.afterdawn.com/t.cfm/f-156/iso_problem-861923/

 

On the hp computer boot to the bios and change the first boot drive choose the 1 with the recovery files on it i.e D OR E

last time i worked,repaired a HP computer i downloaded the recovery disk from HP have you visited Hewett and Packard website.