Some programs come in .ISO files, which you need to burn to a CD or DVD and then read. There are several tools out there that trick Windows into thinking that a .ISO file (or another disk image file type, like .BIN or .CCD) is a physical disk so you can skip the step of burning it. The only one I know of that works with Vista at this time is Virtual ConeDrive. It’s free, and it works perfectly. Thanks, SlySoft.
If you have a tool you like more, add a comment.
Daemon Tools also works with RTM.
Or… you can use WINRAR which also can open ISO files among a bunch of other formats…
u said if we have winrar we can open but how to open,,,,,my iso file was in flv mode,,,i kept in flv mode,,,now hot convert to iso mode.
i cant get the deamon tools to work for me and i cant seem to get winrar to work ether so if you can post me email me or any thing i can use some tech help and apps help plz
Unfortunately Virtual ConeDrive doesn’t want to install on the 64 bit version of Vista.
It probably uses a device driver and doesn’t have a 64 bit driver included.
unfortunatly when you click on the link it takes you through and apparently you only get virtual clone drive for free for 21 days then you have to purchase a product key. no thanks
7zip is the best, I guess. And it’s freeware/opensource. Recommend for everyone.