ISO files
Can an ISO be run to install an application?
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Not directly (unless you have special software that can open it).
An ISO file is an image of a CD/DVD, and you would normally have to burn it to a blank, then use that. |
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Thanks so what I need is a ROM burner such as Nero. I am only going need it once so is there freeware burner? |
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Have a read, apparently Windows 8 and above can read them.
https://www.howtogeek.com/356714/wha...do-i-open-one/ |
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Use an app like PowerISO, then mount the ISO image to a virtual drive and use as normal. No burning to disks etc.
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either mount the iso so you can browse to it, or burn it, cdburnerxp is free and still great as a burner
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Use magic disc to mount and install. No need to burn to cd/DVD.
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To repeat (as per my link above).
If you have Windows 8 or above, you dont appear to need any special software to read them (or burn them) - its built into windows. On Windows 7 you can "unzip" them (like a zip file) using 7-Zip (which is free). |
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Yer built into Windows. 8 and 10, from memory right click on file to Mount it.
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I am reinstalling Windows 10 OEM, I used the Creation tool to create a ISO |
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In that case you will need to either burn it to disc or create a bootable usb drive. Use Rufus to create a bootable usb drive if you donn't want to burn to disc. https://rufus.ie/ |
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Depends - again- on whether the ISO was created with a 'bootable' option
i.e. will it run & install from a DVD drive? no idea what Creation software can do so no idea if 'create bootable disc' is an option? |
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https://www.techspot.com/downloads/6...tion-tool.html |
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When a the ISO file is burnt to a image it puts all the files in the same place, with the necessary set up files. |
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