How to edit Windows 8 ISO image file?

Windows 8 ISO Editor: WinISO is a marvelous ISO editor which helps you edit ISO or other image file(s). It can open/add/delete/rename/ the ISO file and any other CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc image files as well as extract ISO files. As the Windows 8 Pro has released, many users want to try this amazing product. They want to change some files in order to get a new Windows 8 iso file. WinISO is the best assistant for you to edit Windows8 iso file.

First, you should have a Windows 8 iso file. If not, you can download it from the website:

• For 64–bit (x64)
• For 32-bit (x86)

Here we will show you how to edit Windows8 ISO image file with WinISO step by step.

This article includes 4 steps.

• 1. Getting Started
• 2. Open Windows 8 iso File
• 3. Choose an action you need
• 4. Save

 

Step 1: Getting Started

Free Download WinISO from our official website and then install it. It will just take you several seconds.

 

Step 2: Open Windows 8 ISO File

There are three ways to open Windows8 ISO image file.

I. Please run WinISO. Click the "Open File" button on the menu

II. Click "File" menu, and choose “open file…” or you can directly use the shortcut “ctrl+o”.
III. You can also drag the Windows 8 ISO file into WinISO.

 

Step 3: Choose an action you need

Click "Edit" on the menu bar to select an action. WinISO support:

• Add file(s) or folder(s) to the original Windows 8 ISO file
• Delete the file(s) or folder(s) from the original Windows8 ISO file
• Rename the file(s) or folder(s) from the original Windows 8 ISO file
• Extract the file(s) or folder(s) from the original Windows8 ISO file

I. Please click "Add Files" or "Add Directory" or you can use the shortcuts: press "F3" or "F4" to add a file.

II. Choose the file and right-click, an option will be pop-up. Click "Delete" or use the shortcut: "Del" to delete file.

III. Click "Rename" on the "Edit" menu or by right-clicking on the File's name, you can also use the shortcut: "F2" to rename the file. Then enter in the new name you like.

IV. Click "Extract" on the "Edit" menu or click the "Extract" button on the toolbar. Set the location from the drop-down list for extract ISO file(s), then click "OK" to start.

Step 4: Save

Afterward, click "Save" button, and confirm that you have a new Windows8 ISO file.

Now your action is completely successfully.

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