Ok--this should be fairly easy.

First make sure that you have put the v3.2-2003-09-05-EN.ISO file somewhere on your hard drive or a partition on your hard drive. Lets say you put in in MyDocuments for ease of explanation.

Next, Roxio should recognize the iso file by default. In simple terms, an iso file is like a compressed file image of a CD. Simply open up My Computer...My Documents and find the v3.2-2003-09-05-EN.ISO file.

Place a blank CD-R or CD-RW in your burner drive and let it spin up for just a sec.

Double click the v3.2-2003-09-05-EN.ISO file which should launch Roxio. Leave everything at the default settings and tell it OK or BURN or whichever one.

Depending on the speed of your drive and pc, you should have a bootable Knoppix Live CD within a few minutes.

Once your burn is finished, close Roxio out and remove the CD from the drive. Label it accordingly.

Place the new Knoppix cd back in your CD-R drive and restart your PC. Most pc's are set to boot in the order of Floppy...CD...Hard drive. Some newer ones don't boot the floppy first which is not necessarily good.

If your burn went well and your BIOS is set to boot check the CD-R drive before the HD, then you should be booting into Knoppix.

**If your pc does not boot to the CD-R prior to the HD, you will need to check your BIOS settings. The BIOS is a set of instructions the PC uses prior to the OS (in simple terms). To enter your BIOS settings, restart the pc. Begin slowly pressing the F2, F4, F8, or DEL keys as the pc boots up but BEFORE you get to the windows logo or the OS selection screen if you are setup to dual boot. Which key works really depends on your particular BIOS so you may have to restart a few times to figure it out.