Installing Kali ISO to partition without USB/CD?

Getting so frustrated with linux. Always an issue when trying to install.

I am running Win7 and created a 20gb partition to install Kali and use it as dual boot option. I have more space available if anyone here suggests I need more room for it and wireless stress testing capabilities.

Anyhow, I cannot install Kali via Daemon Tools because it tries to detect CDrom during the installation. How in the world do I simply install Kali onto the free 20gb partition I have created? Sheesh

I know I'm supposed to create the following once I'm able to install...at least thats what http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2013/03/24...-kali-linux/2/ is suggesting
/boot
/home
/
/swap


Sorry for the frustration but I cannot find any helpful guides.

What your doing is impossible.

For you to install kali - you need to boot into kali linux one way or another - you can't install when your using/in Windows.
You need either to put Kali onto a DVD/CD/USB or do a network install.

You also can't resize a partition when your in using it (e.g. in windows). You need to boot using live media and re-size it that way.




If all of that isn't possible for you for whatever reason, you will need to use Kali in a virtual machine (such as VMware/Virtualbox)

I located a 4GB SD card but all I find now is using SD card for raspberry pi. Grrrrrr so **** frustrated!

I already created the partition on the hard drive thru windows. So if I could ever get this to work I can install to that partition of the HD.

I'm searching on here now for SD card options of installation.

So if I have the 4GB USB with the ISO on it. How do I go about installing Kali onto my hard drive without erasing my Win7 partition? I partitioned 20GB of the hard drive, so shouldn't Kali recognize that during the install? Note: I still do not have a CD/DVD rom on this ultra book. Only USB/SDCard