How Do I Use or Open Bin, Cue, or ISO Files?

People frequently get confused regarding these file types. Here’s how to use these files.

These file extensions are commonly used to show that a file is an image of a CD or DVD.

The most simple way to access these files is to use your CD or DVD Burner to burn them to a disk. Nero is a common program that is used to burn bin/cue files to hard media.

One really nice thing to do is to treat these files as a virtual CD or DVD without ever burning them. Daemon Tools is one program that is often used to do this. Microsoft now has a free program that does this as well.

The other place that *.bin files are frequently used are in emulation software. Gaming roms are often stored in compressed files full of bin files. If you have a zip file full of *.bin files, try Mame or some similiar emulator.

Comments

CMOS IC LAYOUT

Download Barrons GRE 17th Edition

Know The Beep

One Beep : DRAM refresh failure This may be due to - Bad memory chips - A bad DMA Chip - Bad memory addressing chips on the motherboard Two Beeps : Parity error or Parity Circuit failure -Your memory may not be seated properly on the mother board. -Unplug and plug it properly Three Beeps : Bad memory or bad mother board Four beeps : Timer failure in the RAM. Five Beeps : CPU chip may be dead Six Beeps : Keyboard controller may have failed Seven beeps : CPU is dead. Retry the connections and test. -Replace the whole motherboard. Eight Beeps : Video card is missing or Bad. Nine Beeps : Damaged ROM BIOS. -BIOS chip has to be replaced if it persists. Ten Beeps : CMOS shutdown. -Replace CMOS memory and associated chips. Eleven Beeps : Cache memory test has failed. -To enable cache memory try CTRL+ALT+SHIFT++. One long Beep and Three short Beeps: Memory failure One long Beep and Eight short Beeps : Video card failure. -Try to install video card in another slot. No Beeps : Che

projects4ufriends

Search This Blog