How you install a program from an ISO image will vary depending on which version of Windows you use. Here’s how to install it in Windows 10 and 11.

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If no such program pops up, download and install the Active@ ISO Burner, then try again. Another option: Use the Universal USB Installer to create a bootable flash drive out of that same .iso file.

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An ISO file contains all the installation files for a single program, but how do you install an application from its ISO file? Well, that depends on which version of Windows you're running.

An ISO file contains all the installation files for a single program, but how do you install an application from its ISO file? Well, that depends on which version of Windows you're running.