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Method 1: Burn ISO to USB Drive using WinSetupFromUSB. Download the program file and install it with all terms and conditions. Launch the program with admin privileges. From the main interface screen, go to the toolbar at the top of the main UI, and click on the 'Bootable' tab.

The ISO file is an archive file that is commonly associated with the optical disc (DVD/CD). Usually you would burn the ISO file to the disc to see the files inside the ISO file. However, you can simply extract the contents of the ISO file to a folder on your computer. Once extracted, all of the files that were inside the ISO file will be on your computer, and ready to be executed/viewed.

Step 1

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Download and install either 7-Zip, WinRAR and RarZilla. Links to these programs can be found in the Resources section below.

Step 2

Locate the ISO file that you need to open. Right-click the ISO file and click 'Extract to' from the menu that appears.

Select a place to extract the ISO file's contents to and click 'OK.' Wait as the ISO file is extracted and the contents are displayed in the directory you chose. The files in the ISO can now be accessed without burning them to a disc.

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PowerISO command line utility piso.exe allows you manipulate virtual drive from coomand line or a batch file, such as mount iso file and other image files, unmount virtual drive, set number of virtual drives, and etc.

Usage: piso <command> [parameters] [-switches]

<Commands>s

• mount <file name> <drive>: Mount iso file and other image file to virtual drive.

Example1: Mount iso file to virtual drive from command line.

Command: piso mount c:testtest.iso E:

Example2: Mount nrg file to virtual drive from command line.

Command: piso mount c:testtest.nrg E:

Example3: Mount daa file to virtual drive from command line.

Brentwood suffolk community college drivers ed. Command: piso mount c:testtest.daa E:

• unmount <drive all>: Unmount virtual drive.

Example1: unmount a virtual drive

Command: piso unmount F:

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Example2: unmount all drives.

Command: piso unmount all

• setvdnum <n>: Set number of virtual drives. n is between 0 and 23.

Example: Set number of virtual drives to 2.

Command: piso setvdnum 2

• listvd: List all virtual drives created by PowerISO

Command: piso listvd