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Alright today I'll show you several ways to open up and use an .iso file.
An .iso file is a file that is commonly used to distribute larage files, and are often used in setups for games,operating systems, and other applications.
Part 1: Using a cd/dvd
Step 1:
I assume that you have selected the .iso file you wanted correct? Alright, now we'll need a cd/dvd burner program, and a blank disc.
There are many different programs that you can use. I tend to use poweriso which can be found here.http://www.download.com/PowerISO/3000-2646_4-10439118.html?part=dl-10439118&subj=dl&tag=button Follow the directions to install it and proceed to step 2.
Step 2:
Alright, now you have poweriso set up, correct? Now open it up and select your .iso file.[
Now insert a blank cd, and hit burn, keep clicking next, and you should be finished in a couple of minutes.
Part 2: Mounting the image
Personally I like this method better, because you don't need a blank cd and there isn't a limitation on size.
Step 1:
First you'll need to get daemon tools, there are other programs but I prefer daemon tools. You can download it from here. http://www.disc-tools.com/download/daemon
Next install it and finish up.
Step 2:
Alright after you restart your computer after the installation right click on the little red lightning bolt in the system tray.
Select mount image, and select the .iso file you want and it'll run!
An .iso file is a file that is commonly used to distribute larage files, and are often used in setups for games,operating systems, and other applications.
Part 1: Using a cd/dvd
Step 1:
I assume that you have selected the .iso file you wanted correct? Alright, now we'll need a cd/dvd burner program, and a blank disc.
There are many different programs that you can use. I tend to use poweriso which can be found here.http://www.download.com/PowerISO/3000-2646_4-10439118.html?part=dl-10439118&subj=dl&tag=button Follow the directions to install it and proceed to step 2.
Step 2:
Alright, now you have poweriso set up, correct? Now open it up and select your .iso file.[
Now insert a blank cd, and hit burn, keep clicking next, and you should be finished in a couple of minutes.
Part 2: Mounting the image
Personally I like this method better, because you don't need a blank cd and there isn't a limitation on size.
Step 1:
First you'll need to get daemon tools, there are other programs but I prefer daemon tools. You can download it from here. http://www.disc-tools.com/download/daemon
Next install it and finish up.
Step 2:
Alright after you restart your computer after the installation right click on the little red lightning bolt in the system tray.
Select mount image, and select the .iso file you want and it'll run!
