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    Re: Mounting ISo's in Windows 7

    Quote Originally Posted by Singh400 View Post
    Can't see why they would support it to be honest, it's a proprietary format.
    So is RAR.

    Unfortunately, it's a nice and easy way for non-tech-savvy users, so it's not entirely uncommon.

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    Re: Mounting ISo's in Windows 7

    If you just want to explore the iso/extract files you can use 7-zip which is also available as a portable version.

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    Re: Mounting ISo's in Windows 7

    Winrar does too, although not free
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    Re: Mounting ISo's in Windows 7

    Quote Originally Posted by this_is_gav View Post
    So is RAR.
    Right, but we are talking about mounting programs not compression utilities

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    Re: Mounting ISo's in Windows 7

    i use magic iso too and its free

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    Re: Mounting ISo's in Windows 7

    Quote Originally Posted by Time Bandit View Post
    I also use Virtual Clone Drive (with W7 RC) and have no issues, I use it mostly to check my dvd iso's for menu glitches etc before I burn them. I originally installed it when I had issues with vlc media player and windows 7.
    Also use Virtual CD, never had any problems (W7 x64).

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