I want to open a ISO file, add files and then burn it to a disc.

By example, I get the Windows98 SE boot disk. That ISO have 2.6mb, and if I burn the iso, I will lost the remainder 697mb of the disk!

To burn the ISO, I use CD Burner XP or ImgBurn, but I don't know which free tool I can use to add/remove files before burn.

Thank you very much!

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+1 upvote. This is what I needed too. – therobyouknow Nov 25 '11 at 8:30
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You can use MagicISO trial version. It's have 300MB ISO size limit for trial version. But still worth to try i think. But, i don't know will it still bootable after editing. It still bootable, i've tested it.

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I need it "bootable"... :( – Click Ok Jan 29 '10 at 20:57
i'll try, just wait :) – wildanr Jan 29 '10 at 20:59
+1 looks like this would work for me too. – therobyouknow Nov 25 '11 at 8:30
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You can use your Windows 98 Boot Disk (or any other bootable disk image for that matter) with ImgBurn (which you already have).

Choose Build Mode, add your files and then make it bootable, detailed instructions in this tutorial:

ImgBurn Build Mode - An Overview

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Second vote for ImgBurn - it really rocks. You can master directly to a CD/DVD or ISO, complete with bootable images. You will need to extract the boot image for your Win98 ISO, which you can even do inside of ImgBurn. – Goyuix Jan 29 '10 at 22:41
+1 I love imgburn. It's in my top free essential programs. – therobyouknow Nov 25 '11 at 8:31
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For Windows, there is no free software that can directly manipulate the contents of an existing ISO file. Of course, there are lots of shareware programs. See the full list with detailed comparison here.

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I'd use Virtual Clone Drive, you can extract whatever files you need and then create another ISO or just burn a disk as if you were using a file system.

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Nice idea, but I need something where I modify the files and not recreate... – Click Ok Jan 29 '10 at 20:55
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