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Your welcome. This is what it looks like.

I guess I can get rid of my universal Linux usb installer and rufus and windows bootable installer now

DavidE said:

Looks like one is 32 bit and the other is 64 bit.

One clearly says x64 but the other one has this funny title: PowerISO6. Maybe that is supposed to mean x86.

Update: I now see that it is supposed to mean Version 6.

No reason to get rid of them Mike, they all serve their purpose.

AddRAM said:

No reason to get rid of them Mike, they all serve their purpose.

PowerISO does both bootable cd's and usb
Not sure about Linux stuff I'll wait on that removal

Not sure Grego what all it does lol it sure seems allot in the description on the site Bill posted :)
PowerISO - Create, Burn, Mount, Edit, Compress, Encrypt, Split, Extract ISO file, ISO/BIN converter, Virtual Drive

I like it because you can add files, wallpaper pictures, programs etc, right before you burn the iso, other programs just burn the iso file itself. Not that I`ve really looked into adding files with the other programs. There`s a lot of room on a dvd so I figure why waste it.

PowerIso gives you a lot of options. :)

It isn't just for mounting. Lots of things will do that, including wincdemu and Imdisk.

It is for editing. Very important to have a decent iso handler. There are several, Including WinIso,UltraIso and Gburner.

PowerIso is worth getting while it is free.

PowerISO claims that they can convert image files to .iso. I tried that on a Windows VHD image file and PowerISO crashed. Then I tried it with a Macrium image and it did not even recognize the image. So much for that.

It doesn't mean those kind of proprietary image files, obviously.

It means standard image files, like .img,.ima,.bin,.cue,.daa, etc.