Read my previous post on creating, mounting and burning ISO image files to mount an ISO file. If you are using Windows 7 or earlier, you need to download the free utility to mount ISO images.
Depending on which version of Windows you have installed, you may not even need to install additional softwareįor example, in Windows 8, you can mount an ISO image simply by right-clicking the file or clicking the Mount button in File Explorer. Mounting an ISO image is also a fairly straightforward process. It is so simple! Now let’s talk about mounting an ISO image on Windows. Click the “Convert” button and your file will be converted. Run the program and click the “Open” button to select the UIF file.īy default, the program will save the ISO to the same directory. UIF to ISO is a very simple free program that only converts UIF images to ISO images. If your file size is over 300MB, then instead of spending money to buy MagicISO, you can use a free third party utility to perform the conversion. Click the Unzip button and in a short time you will have an ISO file. Select the source file and by default the output ISO file will be created in the same directory. First download the software, launch it, and then click “Tools” and “Unzip UIF Image”. Since MagicISO is the program that creates these UIF files, we can use it to decompress and convert UIF to ISO Unfortunately MagicISO is not free, but you can still use the trial version to decompress UIF files up to 300MB in size. In this article, I will walk you through the different steps. Instead of trying to mount the UIF directly, your best bet is to convert the UIF image to an ISO image and then mount the ISO image. There are many formats for creating image files on CD / DVD, but UIF is used as it provides better encryption and better compression. To view the content, you must first mount the UIF image file. The file can contain documents, photos, videos, etc. Have you recently uploaded a UIF file and now want to mount it to view the contents? The UIF file is actually a MagicISO CD / DVD image file.
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