Toast and ISO disk images Following up on a previous item about Toast, a reader writes: "Adaptec Toast uses ISO format files for its disk images. I'm assuming Roxio is the same. This means you can ...

Although the final RTM version of Windows 10 was originally announced to start rolling out today, only a few select groups of people are guaranteed a copy as Microsoft prioritizes Insider Preview ...

Talking about something that converts anything to ISO? Then it has to be ISOBuddy! ISOBuddy is a very user-friendly ISO image file processing tool that can convert almost any image file format to ISO.

VMware includes support for ISO images, which represent CDs or DVDs. When you load an ISO image into a VMware program, the virtual machine sees the ISO image as if it were a physical disc. ISO images ...

ISO/Disc image can potentially be used to deliver malware payload on the Windows 11/10 operating system. That said, Windows Defender the inbuilt antivirus solution and a component of the Windows ...

Virtual CDs and DVDs, also called disc images, are single files containing data stored within a CD or DVD file system. You can use them for archiving purposes in your business. You can also burn ...

Reader P.J. Schultz is attempting to reach across the great Mac/PC platform divide but has been thwarted. She writes: I am trying to install the software for my Canon printer on to my husband’s ...

With a masterful nail in the optical disc coffin, Rajeev Nagar of the Windows 8 Storage & File Systems team has detailed how Microsoft's new operating system will natively mount ISO disc images. On ...

Now that Microsoft has released Windows 10 1909, otherwise known as the November 2019 Update, ISO disk images for this new version are also available. As it is always a good practice to have the ...

The Windows 10 Enterprise software that you downloaded is distributed in an ISO image format. In order to use this software, you must be able to burn a DVD from the ISO image file or mount the ISO ...

Disk Utility provides features for creating disk images, RAID, and repairing disks. In the second part of our deep dive, we'll look at those options. In part 1 of this series, we looked at the basics ...