How Do You Open An ISO CD Image File With Windows XP?
International Standards Organization 9660 files, or ISO images, are file types that are utilized by CD-ROMs. ISO files work by collaborating other file types and making them readable to your CD-ROM drive so that they can be continuously displayed and utilized by your computer. In some cases, such as when you decide to upgrade your operating system, an ISO image might be downloaded instead of presented as a CD-ROM. Opening these images in Windows XP usually requires a special program. Download Microsoft Virtual CD-ROM Control Panel onto your computer (see Resources section). When prompted, choose a file path and click the gray “Unzip” button. Click close when you’re finished. Open the folder that contains the items you’ve just downloaded and select the VCdRom.sys file. Copy it to the folder: C:\Windows\System32\Drivers If you do not have Windows XP installed on your C: drive, replace the C with the appropriate drive. Double-click the VCdControlTool.exe file. In the control panel window,
