Windows 10: Edit .ISO file

How do you edit and save an .ISO file?

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Edit ISO files Windows 10

Hi Augusto,

As I understand you have upgraded your Windows 8.1 Pro PCs to Windows 10 Pro.

When you say 'I do not remember if
using Windows XP or Windows 7
was the ability to edit the file the installation
dvd caricandoci a file with the product key.', what are you exactly trying to do?

To install ISO file refer the link below.

Download Windows 10:

Download Windows 10

Please get back to us with the required information to assist you further.

Thank you.

 

Edit ISO files Windows 10

Workaround:

Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro using the following default product key:

VK7JG-NPHTM-C97JM-9MPGT-3V66T

Review instructions how to perform an Easy Upgrade using the default key:

How
to Perform an Easy Upgrade in Windows 10

After upgrading, proceed to enter the Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate or Windows 8 Pro product key.

Click Start > Settings > Update & security
> Activation > Change the product key then enter the new product key then click
Next to Activate

 

Download: UPLOAD.EE - UltraISO_Portable_9.x_Multilingual_Online.exe - Download
Run and open the ISO file. Add/Remove etc... then save.

 

Can you do it without 3rd party software?

 

Yes you can mount an .iso file in Windows 10 to appear as a virtual CD or DVD-ROM, copy the files to a folder on your hard disk and edit away. If you want to burn it to a writable optical disk you can just select the files and folders and send it to your DVD-RW drive, and it will request a clean empty disk.

Otherwise, you need to create your iso file. Microsoft don't include this with Windows, but with their deployment kits, and you can find instructions and links to download it here, I think:

Where is oscdimg.exe - Microsoft Community

and how to use it here:

Oscdimg Command-Line Options

But I think a 3rd party tool may be easier to master!

 

The link I gave you is for portable Ultra ISO, meaning no installation required. Of course you can use the command line as stated above but it's tedious. With Ultra ISO, just right clic and delete what you don't want, drag & drop file(s) you want to add to it then save. It's much easier.

 

What I want to do is create a pid.txt file with a generic Win 10 Pro key. Then copy that to the Source folder of the Win 10 ISO. I want to do this so I can bypass my embedded key in the BIOS.

 

OK. That's easy enough. Just create a pid.txt, open the ISO and drop the pid.txt into sources folder then click save.

 

Yup, that's the ticket - been using UltraISO since Win 7 days (ironically then, to remove ei.cfg to enable multiple editions)

 

OK. When you say open the ISO. Are you talking about opening it with the program that you mention above?

 

When I tried to download the program (UPLOAD.EE - UltraISO_Portable_9.x_Multilingual_Online.exe} It said it was unsafe and blocked by SmartScreen Filter.

 

Smartscreen sometimes give you the warning if you download an executable. It is safe to download. Another place you can download is: UltraISOPortable_9.6.5.paf.exe

After download, run it, it will extract the files to your desktop.

NOTE: if you are cautious then scan it with your WD. I did and it's clean.

 

Is it OK to rename an ISO. I want to rename my Win 10 ISO to Windows 10 Generic Pro_x64.

 

Yes. However, the proper way to rename the ISO is by renaming its Internal Label (Volume Label), right click -> Rename to "Windows 10 Generic Pro_x64". When you click Save, it will default to the same name for the filename. This internal Label (Volume Label) is used to show the name of the ISO under "This PC" when you mount it or burn it to a USB/DVD.

See screen shot: