UltraISO Premium Edition 9.0.0 Build 2336 Full With Crack Serial Key Keygen
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UltraISO is a powerful and easy-to-use utility that can extract, create, edit, and convert CD/DVD image files. It can directly edit ISO files, make images from CD/DVD-ROMs, or create new one from files and folders on your computer. You have the option to make bootable CDs. In addition, UltraISO can convert nearly all known CD/DVD images to ISO, BIN/CUE, Nero (.NRG), or CloneCD (.CCD/.IMG/.SUB) format.
A terrific application. It supports all of the CD/DVD image formats I could desire and has plenty of customization options (including ability to enable/disable shell integration). The interface is clean and usable (I can't stand how many apps lead you through wizards with enormous colorful buttons). The only downside is the cost. I would like to see this as freeware.
PE stands for Personal Edition I think, but yes UltraISO PE is synonymous with buying UltraISO.
UltraISO Premium Edition 9.0.0 Build 2336 Full with crack Serial Key keygen
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Ok - this version seems to work ok too. I'll do heavy testing later.
Is there any difference between "Ultra ISO" and "Ultra ISO PE"?
Are they the same product, or is PE a different version with other features?
Thanks
Their web site is sort of confusing.
I have been using UltraISO for a while now, and I have loved it. It was always rock-solid! But recently, be wary of buggy 9.x.x.x versions. I reported a bug testing ISZ files with 9.0.0.2336, which was fixed. The problem was that the bug was fixed, but the version was not changed. Then I tried 9.1.2.2463, and it crashed while trying to use it to burn a CD. I went back to 9.0.0.2336 and I burned the same image without a problem. I have not yet dared to test 9.1.2.2465. UltraISO has many great features and supports many formats. I hope future versions are tested more thoroughly, or else I will have to find different software.
I like it and have relied on it for a couple years now. The UltraISO virtual drive component is noninvasive and works very well for me. Methinks roj's anti-virtual-drive statement is highly overblown. I know some examples of that type of software are crap, but not all.
The ne plus ultra of ISO manipulation tools.
I do not and will never use the virtual drive - those are invariably filth, causing all kinds of grief.
However, the main program itself is pure gold.
FIVE stars for excellence, virtual drive beastie notwithstanding.
I use this for manipulating and trying out data--never really considered it as an CD/DVD writing tool. Nlite for example, if you forget to add something to a custom install disc, UltraISO lets you add files and/or folders to the ISO file. Plus you can shrink images down with it's built in compression. Very useful tool and free updates.
"With the age of optical drives coming to an end": and the award for most pulled off the a** fact goes to...
I like it over others because I can simply copy the executable on a pen drive and carry it around that way.
Sure, it's not a magical tool and only meets some specific needs, but it comes in handy once in a while.
OK program but I haven't burned one CD or DVD in the last year. With the age of optical drives coming to an end this program will face the same fate as the good old WinImage. ImgBurn is a free alternative.
This is a good program. I've gotten mine cracked... I use this to make all my bootlegs. Every thing from dvds, cds, and games... Then I just use this ISO program to wrap it all up. So I can put it all up on bittorrent or gnutella...
Excellent program that keeps improving. Since incorporating the ability to read/write Xbox ISO's I haven't tried anything else.
Although I'm curious why this software and MagicIso seem to be "competing" with releases and features.
Another indispensable tool I use often, UltraISO is great for managing and creating image storage files. I bought this program a while back after trying out the shareware version. If you work with iso/bin files and so on, buy this program. It's updated quite frequently.
Keeps getting better! One followup note on below-mentioned ISOBuster. It's available as a freeware version, but with limited features. If you like it, like I do, but it & support it! It's a great file RECOVERY utility.
A VERY good program! I agree with DeXter -- everybody STOP comparing it with ISOBUSTER. They are in NO WAY similar programs -- apples and oranges! ISOBUSTER is a DATA RECOVERY program [CD-DVD etc]. That's it's purpose & it does a WONDERFUL job. I've never seen another program come close, and I've tried most of 'em.
ULTRAISO is a ISO file utility. Period! A great program for working with/extracting/converting/burning/etc ISO and related files.
One final note -- ISOBUSTER is NOT FREE!
So, peeps, get your facts straight -- or again agreeing with DeXter, run this page through a translation program to get it into your "native language" [assuming it's something spoken by earthlings.
I wish people like "ArabianNight" should be banned from reviewing. I bet this "ArabianNight" didn't even try out UltraISO.
Comming back to this program, I feel UltraISO is heading to become an all-image sorta program, even dealing with multiple formats of HDD and FDD images, which is great! (Although the floppy image functionality is nowhere near WinImage)
I have an IBM ThinkPad which ships with the RecordNow software for burning. I made an image of a CD with RecordNow, but unfortunately, it stored the image in a weird format (.gi). I thought IsoBuster could handle it, but it couldnt.
UltraISO was the only program that could open the file. Later I converted it into a standard .iso, and I had my CD back. You should see the incredible no. of formats UltraISO supports. This is just one amongst the multiple uses of this program.
And for the last time people, PLEASE! IsoBuster and UltraISO are TOTALLY DIFFERENT PROGRAMS FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES. IF YOU CANNOT UNDERSTAND THIS, THEN I SUGGEST YOU TRANSLATE THIS INTO A LANGUAGE YOU CAN UNDERSTAND!!!
sadly, iso buster sucks, which makes Miss ArabianNight the lord of the suck. or something. (actually, IsoBuster does NOT suck, it is in fact an excellent program. it is Madamoiselle ArabianNight who sucks, since IsoBuster is neither free nor in any way the same sort of program as UltroISO.)
this is an awesome and very regularly updated tool. the best that i have found for working with image files of all varieties. highly recommended and worth every penny for the lifetime updrages.
The gold standard of image tools.
What would you like to do with whatever image format? UltraISO will do it.
Highly recommended, even to the people who whine that software costs money. So do computers, sell yours if you can't afford software.
This is the only *good* program of its kind (better than WinISO & MagicISO)- The no. of image formats supported by it is quite impressive! It may seem a bit costly for ordinary home users, but its an invaluable tool for CD/Content managers/authors. I personally edit,update and dabble with ISOs and images- and this program makes dealing with content totally hassle free and easy to use- Not to mention fast. Plus it has a lot of extra goodies like support for cd/data optimizations, integrated burning and more.
If ordinary users just want to handle various image formats, or write them etc, then its much cheaper (relatively free) to use your bundled burner (Nero?) and Daemon Tools to manage various image formats. And people, please don't get confused with ISOBuster- ISOBuster is a totally different program with a totally different purpose.
This program does what its meant to do, and does it excellently I might add.
Memory leak fixed. Also, I don't find anything intimidating about the interface. My advice to newbies in that regard: READ AND RESEARCH before trying anything. That'll take you a long way. Excellent and indispensible software for working with DVDs.
@Rob2771:: Yes, you has right. The author has been change the Register-key Algorythmus, that key generators any longer do not function. Otherwise nothing was not changed concerning the functions - improvements!
But I use the tools ISOBUSTER and ISO-Commander - there was free for studens as me. If you want support this tools, make a donate - so it was cheaper than as the commercial ULTRAIso software.