How to install Windows 8 .iso?

noahwhite123
noahwhite123 38 weeks ago

I have WinISO, and Used it to open it.

But what should I do next?

Tags: install iso, ISO, windows 8 .iso
Topic: Software
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jimlynch
jimlynch 38 weeks ago
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Here's an article that might be useful. It has three different methods.

How To Install Windows 8 From ISO File
http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-install-windows-8-from-iso-file/

moorecoty28
moorecoty28 38 weeks ago
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Then use WinISO mount the ISO file.

Or you can burn the Windows 8 on your DVD.

http://www.winiso.com/support/tutorials/burn-Windows8-iso.html

you can do as this tutorial said.

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