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Eric Carvalho 51k gold badges silver badges bronze badges. AsherM AsherM 11 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges. Add a comment. You can simply right-click the ISO file to open the context menu and select Mount. Then, start the installation by clicking the file called setup or setup. If you don't have Windows 8 or later, you need to download additional software before you can mount an ISO file. Here are some mounting tools you can use that are either free or have free versions available:. If you need another installation option that doesn't require a DVD writer, you can extract the installation files to your hard drive using file compression software.
After you extract the files to a new or empty folder, the folder will contain the same files that would be on an installation disc for this product. You can open the folder in Windows Explorer and double click the file called setup or setup. Many applications that can be used with ZIP files can also be used with ISO files, so you may already have such an application available. Your application might use the word decompress rather than extract or unzip , but the result is the same.
They are often used for backing up optical discs, or for distributing large file sets that are intended to burned to an optical disc. They are a sector-by-sector copy of the disc, and no compression is used.
Most operating systems and many utilities also allow you to mount an ISO image as a virtual disc, in which case all your apps treat it as if a real optical disc were inserted. While many people do use ISO images for creating backups of their optical disc, ISO images these days are used primarily for distributing large programs and operating systems, because it allows all the files to be contained in one easily downloadable file.
People can then decide whether they want to mount that image or use it to burn an optical disc. Most downloadable operating systems, including Windows and various Linux distros are distributed as ISO images.
This comes in handy when downloading the current version of Ubuntu to install on your machine or installing that old game disc on a laptop without a physical drive. All your apps will treat the image as though it were an actual physical disc.
Windows 8, 8. It can also be handy for creating a physical backup copy of a disc, or if you just need to hand off a copy to someone else. Windows 7, 8, and 10 have a feature for burning an ISO image to disc built right in. When you install 7-Zip, it associates the. So, all you have to do is double-click an ISO image to open it up and browse its contents.
Depending on the size of the ISO, this can take up to a minute, so be patient. If you prefer, you can also extract the full contents of the ISO to a normal folder. There is one other important thing to note here.
All you lose is the ability to double-click them to open them in the compression app. The next window shows a very long list of file extensions. Scroll all the way down to the. On the right, click whatever app is currently associated with the extension.
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