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PowerISO
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One of the most popular image creation and burning tools available today
Power Software Ltd. |
updated on August 26, 2024
Pros
Unregistered version is free to useGreat software for creating and burning ISO files
A superb virtual disk manager (up to 23 drives)
Offers file compression and password setup
Supports Blu-ray disks and many file formats besides ISO
Cons
The fee is a bit expensive PowerISO Windows 10 users can open certain types of image files without the need for a third-party solution. However, you still need a tool like PowerISO for anything slightly advanced and related to image files on your computer. Let's see what this tool is all about.
PowerISO is mostly used to create ISO files you can later burn to a CD/DVD. Even better, you can burn these images directly using this tool. Apart from that, it can be used to manage virtual disk drives. You can have up to 23 virtual disk drives mounted on your computer using PowerISO. You can also open ISO files from within the app and edit them directly.
One of the other features that this tool provides is file compression. Simply select the image file you want and you can compress its content and even set up a password to keep the files protected. Extracting data from your disk drive has never been easier. PowerISO boasts a simple layout for both experienced and casual users.
It supports Blu-ray, among other disk types. Also, it provides support for numerous image formats besides the usual ISO format. They offer a one-time fee of $29.95 to register your copy of PowerISO. However, you might never feel the need to do that as most features are not restricted for unregistered copies. It's generally a fantastic software for the job and the #1 choice by most users when it comes to ISO file management.
PowerISO is mostly used to create ISO files you can later burn to a CD/DVD. Even better, you can burn these images directly using this tool. Apart from that, it can be used to manage virtual disk drives. You can have up to 23 virtual disk drives mounted on your computer using PowerISO. You can also open ISO files from within the app and edit them directly.
One of the other features that this tool provides is file compression. Simply select the image file you want and you can compress its content and even set up a password to keep the files protected. Extracting data from your disk drive has never been easier. PowerISO boasts a simple layout for both experienced and casual users.
It supports Blu-ray, among other disk types. Also, it provides support for numerous image formats besides the usual ISO format. They offer a one-time fee of $29.95 to register your copy of PowerISO. However, you might never feel the need to do that as most features are not restricted for unregistered copies. It's generally a fantastic software for the job and the #1 choice by most users when it comes to ISO file management.
Reviewed by Vedin Klovo (editor rating 4.5 out of 5 stars)
