As shown from the screen shot below you can see Windows assigned the USB flash drive a CD-ROM icon because, from a hardware stand-point, Windows thinks the USB is an optical disc. Once the ISO file is “burned” to the USB flash drive the end result is an optical disc with your content. The capacity of the blank USB CD-ROM is the same as the GB capacity of the flash drive itself. This is equivilant to a blank CD-R or DVD-R.

As you can see in this screen shot below, the device is a “RAW” CD-ROM drive. The Disc License drive by Nexcopy is a blank USB CD-ROM flash drive when it’s connected to the host computer.

It is not required for the ISO to be bootable, only an image file with the file extension of. The Nexcopy solution will take any ISO file and copy the data to the USB flash drive to make a true USB CD-ROM flash drive. User wanting to insure additional data isn’t added to the drive.A library of ISO files a User doesn’t want to convert to image (IMG) files.Step 2: In the Browse window, select an ISO file and hit the Open button to load it in Rufus. Now, choose 'Disk or ISO images' from drop-down list under Boot selection and 'click on the Select button to proceed. Wanting the data on the USB stick to be read-only, or write protected. Step 1: Insert a USB flash drive into the computer and run Rufus.exe.The need for auto-run functionality for software installations.

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