Any way to learn a Windows DVD or ISO version before installing?

[nonpasaran]

Is there any way to learn a Windows DVD version before install?
For example I have two Windows 7 ISO's and one of them SP1 slipstream but I don't know which one. (Of course I can understand it from ISO's size but I wonder is there any specific way )

Thank you

 

[bobkn]

You could mount the .iso using a utility. (I use MagicISO.)

7Zip (freeware, open source) opens .iso files.

 

[nonpasaran]

You could mount the .iso using a utility. (I use MagicISO.)

7Zip (freeware, open source) opens .iso files.

Of course I can, but which file will say me this is with SP1 or without SP1?

 

[gbr000]

Yes, there is!

1. Mount your Windows ISO installer.
2. Open terminal with Administrative rights and type:
dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:E:\sources\install.wim /index:1

• Substitute the letter 'E' with the actual letter Drive.
• Change Index to 1, 2, 3, as example, for Windows Ultimate to appear details of one specified Windows version.
• Without "/index:" show all versions of Windows in a ISO.

Tested on Windows 10 pro 64 bits.

I'm newbie on this command,
I now this it's a old post,
My English it's not perfect.