Installing Windows 7 on a MacBook Air?

I am trying to install Windows 7 onto my new MacBook Air 11.6. I got the program file from the MSDN site and it is in an .iso format. How would I go about burning this onto a USB flash drive so I can install it? Can I burn it to DVD and use disc sharing with my MBP to install too?

Thanks!

 

Would I be able to use CD-sharing with my MBP though? Is it possible when installing Windows via Boot Camp?

EDIT: Nevermind. This thread helped me immensely.

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1201123

Basically Boot Camp 4 is made for MacBook Airs!

 

Nevermind...Ok so I used Boot Camp Assistant and it was able to mount my Windows 7 iso file onto a USB flash drive I have. Everything goes smoothly and then restarts to starting Windows. Then I click Install Now and this message pops up: "No device drivers were found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK."

Didn't Boot Camp Assistant create everything I needed?? What do I do from here? I get two options show up: Rescan or Browse for the drivers. There is BOOTCAMP C: and Boot X:, I tried both but still nothing!

What do I do??

 

A final post regarding this. After reading this thread in the Apple Discussion communities, I ordered a new USB drive to try the install from. It came in the mail today and I ran the install off of a Kingston drive and I am happy to say it installed flawlessly!

So to those with this problem, consider a new USB flash drive and it will solve your Windows install problem.