Excuse me 1 Advantages of image files 2 Is it necessary to install a virtual optical drive if I have

An image file is a virtual disc on your computerISO is the suffix of the file. Copy files directly from a disc to a folder on your computer, not a disc image file.

Although the content is very different. But some files are just discs, and you can't copy them to your computer.

Install a virtual optical drive, you can make a scene of the disc and put it in the computer, or you can simulate a virtual optical drive, and you can open the image file on your computer. It seems that now WinRAR can also open image files directly...

The physical disc corresponds to the optical drive.

The image file (to put it bluntly, a virtual CD) corresponds to a virtual optical drive.

Image files are relatively less susceptible to poisoning.

Don't use it to count the hall.,It's very inconvenient.,Use ultraiso,This is a burning software,You can load 1-more than a virtual drive,The most convenient point is,You don't need to restart the system after installation.,Reserve search directly makes the potato roll hidden with a virtual optical drive。

In layman's terms, if you have a CD, you can use some software to copy the contents of it completely, and a file made of it is a disc image file.

This file differs from other files in that it contains multiple files.

Image files are used in a wide range of applications, and the most common application is data backup (such as floppy disks and optical discs). With the popularization of broadband hail surplus network, some **** also have ISO format files**, which facilitates the production and transmission of software discs. Common image file formats include ISO, BIN, IMG, TAO, DAO, CIF, and FCD.

Personally, I think Ultraiso is a software that is easy to use, as it can be used to create all kinds of image files and extract the files you want from image files.

I won't talk about how to use it.,You** will understand it at a glance after installation.,Add files first.,And then save as.,You can save it as a variety of image files.,After opening the image file.,Right-click in the file list to extract the file.。

The virtual optical drive is used to load the image file, which is equivalent to opening it, just like you use the real optical drive to read the noisy disc, so it is called a virtual optical drive. A commonly used virtual optical drive is Daemon

tools。

Another advantage of using an image file is that it can be read faster than an optical disc.

The virtual optical drive is a program software that can directly read image files. For example, we can use ACDSEE software to open it, and the image file can be opened with a virtual CD-ROM drive.

In fact, the image file is equivalent to a compressed package, and the virtual optical drive can directly view the files in this compressed package, thus saving time, of course, you can also decompress the file first and then view the file.

Use of virtual optical drive: Open 'My Computer', you can see 2 new optical drive icons inside, one of which is the virtual optical drive. Right-click "Load", select the image file, and then click the virtual drive icon to read the file.

To put it simply, a virtual optical drive can load an image file of a supported format as a virtual disc, but not all image files are supported by the virtual optical drive software, such as *Gho images can only use ghost(32).exe to recover,

Hello, landlord, happy to answer your questions! 1. I think first of all, the landlord should understand what is a virtual optical drive? Virtual optical drive is a kind of analog optical drive (CD-ROM) working tool software, can generate and your computer installed optical drive function exactly the same virtual optical drive, the general optical drive can do the same virtual optical drive can do, its working principle is to first draw up one or more (up to 23, I think because there are only 26 letters in English, the minimum number of disk letters is only 26, the floppy drive accounts for two, the hard disk occupies at least one, so there are only 23 left) after the virtual optical drive, Store the application software on the disc and the image on the hard disk (just like HD-copy a long time ago, you can choose to compress), and generate an image file of the virtual optical drive, and then you can put this image file into the virtual optical drive in Windows95 98 NT XP to use, so when you quietly want to start this application in the future, you don't have to put the disc before the chain in the optical drive (you can run it without the optical drive), and you don't need to wait for the slow start of the optical drive, With a single tap on the insert icon, the virtual disc is instantly loaded into the virtual drive and running, which is fast and convenient.

2. To load the image first, and then enter the virtual optical drive (my computer g h) to open and install. If it cannot be read, it is recommended that you reinstall the virtual drive software. If it still can't be read, it's likely that the image file is corrupted, or the file doesn't support this format.

ISO: is a disc image file saved in ISO-9660 format, the most common disc image format, which can be supported by most burning software and virtual drive software. Do you have an impression of ISO9000 quality system certification?

One implication is that the standard comes from an --- ISO, the International Organization for Standardization.

IMG: Disc image files created by CloneCD burning software are one of the more popular formats, but they are rarely seen nowadays.

bin: CDRwin burning software is also very popular for optical disc image files.

VCD: by Farstone

Disc image files created by VirtualDrive software are also quite common, and sometimes we need to convert them into such things.

NRG: Zui's popular burning software Nero

burning

ROM to create a disc image file.

cdi：paragon

The optical disc image file used by the cdemulator virtual optical drive software.

ghostymantec's image format.

MCD: A disc image file dedicated to Discindisk.