ISO Commander for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By TurtleBlast Software

Create and edit bootable CD or DVD images.

ISO Commander is CD/DVD images management utility. Among utility main features are CD/DVD bootable images creation and changing, direct images editing, convention from BIN/ISO/DAO/TAO/NRG images into standard ISO file. Edit image files and folders using drag'n'drop. Create image from files on your hard disc drive. Add to the new or existing image boot image and also change or delete it. Add, delete, rename, and extract.

ISO Commander for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 26, 2007

Latest update: April 26, 2007

Version: 1.6.043

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows NT

Additional Requirements

Pentium II PC or higher
32MB RAM
ASPI driver required for Windows 98/ME

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 153,599

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

2/5

11 User Votes

Maximum filesize 8.5GB...
balthazzJuly 31, 2014
Pros
Nice interface.
Cons
No Bluray size support...
Summary
Useless. Who deals in DVDs nowadays? Get on the bike and make 50GB file support...
No as advertised. Not just 30 day limit. Waste of time.
zkrampDecember 27, 2008
Pros
Nothing really.
Cons
Did not full explain limitiations. Clunky to use.
Summary
Did what I needed
July 22, 2007
Pros
Tried many of the others and this one did what I needed. ISOMaker demo only has a 20MB limit on it and noone complains about that. This one has a 15x larger limit. Bottom line for me: I need to create some ISOs to install SharePoint on my VirtualPC. After trying 3 or 4 competitors, this is the only demo that actually got the job done for me.
Cons
Some aspects of the interface definitely feel non-standard, but nothing I can't deal with for a few minutes just to get the job done.
Summary
Sucks
nbk12nvMay 18, 2007
Pros
The turtle is cute
Cons
Dont bother keep looking
Summary
it does not work
mvelozJune 23, 2006
Pros
none
Cons
Is plain useless. I purchase de software thinking that it will work to its capacity when you buy it, and the only thing it does is release the 300 limit. I contacted the seller for a refund and I was told and I quote <p>ÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â¢ÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â€ÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Âœ"try and buy" principle. This means that any prospective customer can download and use this program for trial purposes without paying any fee and then make a decision whether to purchase the product or not. In other words, you are able to test the product before purchasing, and that is why we do not offer money back guarantee to our customers. All orders are final and we do not issue any refunds." <p> <p>How can if be try and buy, if is has limitations? <p> <p>Don't bother with this program
Summary
Offers hard to find features
wks9326April 11, 2006
Pros
I only needed one directory from a DVD ISO I downloaded. With ISO Commander I was able to extract that one directory and it's files from the ISO without the need to burn to a DVD.
Cons
Summary
300 MB trial limitation
MandarbNovember 30, 2005
Pros
easy to use
Cons
max iso size of 300 MB for the 30 day trial
Summary
Not a good choice
air07November 7, 2005
Pros
I got it for $15.
Cons
Everything else... doesn't handle a lot of iso's right, bad support, and they are not making it better. It is especially useless when working with vcd's. Get Magic ISO or Ultra ISO; though they may be more expensive, they are a better investment.
Summary
Free version is useless, Interface is too klunky to spend money on.
ZerathiduneSeptember 30, 2005
Pros
It could, under some obscure circumstances, come in handy.
Cons
the Interface is klunky at best; If you want to put folders in an ISO you have to do them one at a time, there's no drag and drop. under no circumstances is this tool worth paying money for, and the Free version has a 300MB ISO size limit, which completely defeats the purpose of a separate program for making ISO's, unless you're less than half filling an ISO and not planning on actually burning it to CD. otherwise, the windows explorer implementation works better anyway. I downloaded this planning on making a DVD ISO, since XP doesn't do that itself, but with the file size limit, it doesn't exactly perform as advertized.
Summary
Trial has 300 mb limit
Allen GreenspamAugust 25, 2005
Pros
It might work!
Cons
The "30-Day Limit" limitation fails to accurately disclose the truth: 300mb maximum file size.
Summary