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&lt;div class="ed_txt">&lt;strong>Open ISO files directly in Windows&lt;/strong>&lt;br>&#xd;
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In Windows 8 and above, you can open an ISO file directly.&lt;br>&#xd;
Just double-click on an ISO file and run the executable file (setup, autorun or install) to start the installer.&lt;br>&#xd;
In addition, Windows can mount an ISO file as a storage device, which allows you to directly read the content of the ISO file. Just Right-click on the file and click “mount” on the menu. Then, File Explorer will show a new CD-ROM icon; you can click the icon to read the data of the ISO file.&lt;/div>&#xd;
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