What program should I use to mount .iso images?

Discussion in 'General Software' started by Crusha19, Apr 19, 2006.

  1. Crusha19

    Crusha19 Aspiring Poker Player

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    What program would you recomend for mounting .iso files? Freeware is good.

    Do you think that this one is any good?

    http://www.ezbsystems.com/ultraiso/
     
  2. pelvis_3

    pelvis_3 HWF Member For Life

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    This post may help you.
     
  3. Nic

    Nic Sleepy Head

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    Personally I use Daemon tools
     
  4. donkey42

    donkey42 plank

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    the only problem with UltraISO is that i think you need to purchase it to use the full capacity of the disc, try doing a search using your fav search engine "iso software"
     
  5. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    As Nic - Daemon Tools.
    Free and easy....
     
  6. Crusha19

    Crusha19 Aspiring Poker Player

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    I would get Daemon Tools but I was reading up on it and there seems to be a lot of errors that dont let you boot if you get them so that is why i dont want to get it
     
  7. thomas234

    thomas234 Big Geek

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    PowerISO or Daemon tools, PowerISO is a try before you buy but I think it limits you to burning (or creating) iso's not reading them or mounting them.
     
  8. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    :confused: :eek:hah: :eek:
     
  9. Crusha19

    Crusha19 Aspiring Poker Player

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    if i set a restore point before i install Daemon Tools will a system resore fix it?
     
  10. donkey42

    donkey42 plank

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    windows will automatically create a restore point before a new install of software, but if you want to create a restore point, it won't do any harm
     

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