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7 July 2013

How to Create Image File Of A CD/DVD Disc With PowerISO



PowerISO is a CD/DVD image file processing tool or application software that is used to create, extract, compress, edit and convert a CD/DVD image files and mount these files with internal virtual drive and the compress files can be used without decompressing it. PowerIso allows you to mount and install them without needing the real disc. PowerISO is used to mount disc images to the virtual drive. A disc image saves the
 

content of a CD or Dvd in a format like .iso, .img, .nrg, e.t.c, this image can be copied on a physical CD/DVD and make an exact replica of the Original disc. Without a CD/DVD software, image files cannot be created. When an image file of a CD/DVD is created, you don’t need the CD/DVD disc to access the content of an image file again because it create a virtual CD drive on the virtual drive it loads the disc.

How to Create Image File
  • Get the CD you want to create the image e.g Window 7 software, windows XP or ant software
  • Install it
  • Insert the CD into the CD/DVD drive.
  • Run the PowerISO software you install
  • Click on Tools on the menu bar
  • Scroll down to Make CD/DVD/BD image file and Click it.
  • A screen will appear showing you the source file i.e the name of the software, and the destination file


  • Click on ISO file
  • Click on the folder to select your save destination.
  • Then press Ok

OR

  • After you insert the CD into the CD/DVD drive.
  • Goto my computer
  • Right click on CD/DVD drive
  • Scroll down to PowerISO
  • Click on Make Image File
  • Select where you want to save it.
  • Then Press OK.
To view the content of the image you just created
  • Goto where it was saved.
  • Double the image
  • It will take you to the PowerISO Screen displaying the file.
  • Double click the folder to display the content of the folder.
Note: After you have created the image file, you can keep the CD because you don’t need it again. The file is now on your Virtual drive. This will protect your CD/DVD from damaging.

That’s all

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