1. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Pro Final Dvd Iso Image Burner Software
2. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Pro Final Dvd Iso Image Recorder

An ISO file is a digital or virtual replica of a physical disc. In order to use an ISO you must burn it to a optical disc. In the case of Windows 10, a blank Dual Layer DVD or an empty USB thumb drive. If you are using Windows 7, you can create the.ISO then burn it using the built in Disc Image utility. Some weeks ago we published a rather comprehensive list of all Microsoft Visual Studio Build Numbers, Version IDs and Default Paths from VS6 to VS2017.For those who keep asking where they can download the ISO files of the older builds, we put together this far-from-complete list containing some of the most known official direct download links for the offline installers and/or ISO files.

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I have Visual Studio 2010 Pro on a DVD disc, but it is an ISO image, and I wanted to run this on my home PC in place of 2010 Express Edition.

So first of all, can I run this on my home computer? Do I need a virtual drive tool to run an image on my home computer? Is there a microsoft virtual drive tool? Is there a good resource I could read about this and learn the basics.

Yu Hao

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Pro Final Dvd Iso Image Burner Software

JustinJustin

8 Answers

I use MagicISO to mount and install from iso images. It's freeware and there are versions for Windows XP through Windows 7.

Jeff OgataJeff OgataPavel ChuchuvaPavel Chuchuva

Supports all common image formats such as ISO, BIN, CCD

Supports up to 8 virtual drives at the same time

Easy to use - just double-click an image file to mount as a drive

Virtual CloneDrive is freeware, you may use it at no cost.

macropasmacropas

Daemon Tools is a tool capable of mounting ISO files as 'fake' CD or DVD drives. Once that has been done you can just run the install program off there as if it was a standard disc in your system.

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dlanoddlanod

You need to mount it as a virtual disk (basically making it look like a DVD in your drive to Windows). I don't use Windows (as I'm a Linux person), but one of these should work (can't post links): PowerISO or Daemon Tools Lite.

Blender

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Pro Final Dvd Iso Image Recorder

Blender

If you want to make a normal disk you can use 'dvdburn' (search google for 'dvdburn microsoft'). Or check if your Vista/windows 7 shell allows you to burn it by right click (it exists as shell feature in later Windows-es)

Installing ImDisk Toolkit will add 'Mount as ImDisk Virtual Disk' item to your Windows context menu.

Then following dialog pops up:

And it actually works:

iljauiljau

Not trusting any third party/potentially malware iso mounting options, I ended up just downloading it again. Microsoft has a second download option that is an exe instead of an iso.

Abhi BeckertAbhi Beckert

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