Win 7 64bit SP1 Install DVD don't work

Hi everyone,
i try to install windows 7 64bit + sp1(.iso downloaded from msdnaa) von my new iMac(21.5", Mid 2011). I downloaded the .iso from my windows notebook and copy it to my mac. Then i burn it with the preinstalled mac prog on a dvd. but when my mac restart and boot it cant find the dvd.
file: windows system32 boot winload.exe
status: 0 xc 0000001
info: the selected entry could not be loaded beauce the application is issing or corrupt
have anyone an idea? sorry for my english

Magsus wrote:
Hi everyone,
i try to install windows 7 64bit + sp1(.iso downloaded from msdnaa) von my new iMac(21.5", Mid 2011). I downloaded the .iso from my windows notebook and copy it to my mac. Then i burn it with the preinstalled mac prog on a dvd. but when my mac restart and boot it cant find the dvd.
file: windows system32 boot winload.exe
status: 0 xc 0000001
info: the selected entry could not be loaded beauce the application is issing or corrupt
have anyone an idea? sorry for my english
Burn it at 2X speed (minimum)

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