If you have Windows 7 or later, you can right click on the ISO file and select "Mount Disc Image" (or something similar). Windows has built-in image mounting capabilities (for 7 and above)
If you have other versions of Windows, you can use the following free softwares to mount ISO files
Yes. But with 7-zip, you will be extracting the files into a seperate folder and then playing from them and then you have to delete them (if you don't want to waste space). But with mounting softwares, its easy to just mount them and play them as if you have an extra DVD player in your PC. And mounting doesn't take up space on your HDD because its just mounting that ISO file and is browsing into them.
If you have Windows 7 or later, you can right click on the ISO file and select "Mount Disc Image" (or something similar). Windows has built-in image mounting capabilities (for 7 and above)
If you have other versions of Windows, you can use the following free softwares to mount ISO files
Are you sure about this? I think this feature came with Windows 8; I could not mount .iso files directly without using MagicDisc (and other such stuff) when I used Windows 7.
Are you sure about this? I think this feature came with Windows 8; I could not mount .iso files directly without using MagicDisc (and other such stuff) when I used Windows 7.
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