I downloaded linuxMandrik 3 CDs each 690 mb iso files, How can I install them on my pc?and what is iso files?
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It sounds like you burnt the file itself, not the disc image.\n\nISO files can be written to CDs as a normal file - or you can recreate the disc image, by selecting a different option.  Within Nero, this option (I think; I've not got the program on my work comp) is within the File menu; it may be elsewhere, but you're looking for a 'Burn Image...' option.  From there, select the .iso file, and it'll burn happily.\n\nThen, you need to have the first CD in the drive when you turn your computer on; if this doesn't do anything, then you'll need to go into your BIOS and change it to boot from CD first.  The Mandrake installer should work happily from there.
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For running an ISO file without burning it, I would recommend Daemon Tools, which creates a virtual drive that images can be mounted on.\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php?mode=ViewCategory&catid=5
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Use this very simple program\nAfter you install it, it will be nowhere to be found. So just right click the ISO image that you downloaded and choose something like ISO recorder, or something like that.
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http://www.linuxiso.org/
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You will not be able to run a program from an ISO.  It is the 'image' of the CD that you play the game from if you'd actually gone out and bought it.\n\nTo use the file, you will need to write the ISO to a CD, which will then run when put in your PC.  The up-side of this is that you can then delete the enormous files you have downloaded from your PC.\n\nIf this is too much hassle, download Daemon Tools.  It acts as a CD Drive, to make your pc think that a CD has been inserted.  You load the ISO onto Daemon tools and the file will run.\n\nThis be not be the end of your trouble however.  Game makers go to a lot of effort to prevent you from playing games you have downloaded, and even with the help of Daemon Tools, many games will recognise that you have not inserted the correct CD.\n\nIn many instances, an update of Daemon Tools is sufficient, but not always.  In some cases, it is necessary to unplug all your actual CD Drives from your PC for the game to work.\n\nGood luck, but if this is a new release game it is unlikely that you will be able to play it without a deeper knowledge of what you are doing.
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an iso file is an optical disk image .. either cd or dvd ... open it with a burning app in the image burning section ... or open it with a virtual drivee like daemontools ... or open it with an editor like magic iso or isobuster ....
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u can extract them using something like winiso. http://www.winiso.com/\nbut if you mean boot up from the iso file, that is not possible doesnt matter what applications u have. \nu would need to extract the bin files to a dvd/cd etc
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if they are too large they will not ... generally if it is a game install, after the first disk is loaded it will prompt for the next when it is ready ... what u can do is open the individual nrgs' up in daemontools and copy all of the files off of each one into a single folder ... then open all of the files up into an iso-making app like iso buster or magic iso and save as a single iso .. then burn it to a dvd if its larger than 700mb ... this will usually work but not always .. so dont delete anything until u test it ...
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You'll need a program that can read the ISO file format, and mount it as a drive.  Some common programs are Alcohol 120%, or Nero ImageDrive.  Once you have the ISO file mounted as a drive, you're able to view the contents just as you would a normal disc.  Both of the above programs have demo versions you can download from their respective websites; www.alcoholsoft.com and www.nero.com.\n\nHope this helps!\nMM
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get bitcomet and download the cds then use daemon tools and mount the disks and install it using ur cd key.\n\nif you need more help email me at:\nchaossavage@gmail.com\nand ill give u a step-by-step guide on how to do this
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As far as I've understood you want to create a bootable CD with an image of your system, if so you can look trough a very interesting thread. It's an online Acronis True Image user guide. There are some instructions about free download of this product and some recommendations about its usage provided with screenshots. You can easily find there how to create a bootable CD. Here is a link: http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1442933
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I have daemon tools which is a program for mounting ISO files.  I have had it for several months and have had no problems whatsoever.  Infact it has saved me a lot of trouble and i dont know what i would do without it.
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iso is an image file which basically means that the file you have is a whole image of a dvd.\nso from nero, select burn cd from image and choose that file and burn it on dvd.\nonce burnt, you will see the files when you browse it through explorer.
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Well for storage burn an image of it to your harddrive ...iso
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I just bought my half-life 2 last week, They are 3 cds and so easy to install. When I install it , the game says that this game needs 3.3 gigabytes so I continue. When the installation is finished I uninstall it because my computer cant hold that 3.3 gig.
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You need to either download a program called Alcohol 120%, or one called Damean Tools (sp?). Those programs create a virtual drive on your computer. You can then upload an image (an ISO in this case) onto the virtual drive, so it tricks your computer into thinking it has an extra CD drive with a disk in it. Its all good fun. You should be able to download one of the programs off of www.download.com\n\nHave fun. And remember. Piracy is wrong.
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If you want some free software that will allow you to view (and run) the files directly from an ISO then I recommend daemon tools.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Daemon-Tools/3000-7970_4-10376891.html\n\n"Daemon Tools is an advanced application for emulation. The daemon tool is a further development of Generic Safedisc emulator and incorporates all its features. Deamon tools allows mounting a virtual CD/DVD drive on which you can run CD and DVD image files."