Smartscreen sometimes give you the warning if you download an executable. It is safe to download. Another place you can download is: UltraISOPortable_9.6.5.paf.exe
After download, run it, it will extract the files to your desktop.
NOTE: if you are cautious then scan it with your WD. I did and it's clean.
Is it OK to rename an ISO. I want to rename my Win 10 ISO to Windows 10 Generic Pro_x64.
Yes. However, the proper way to rename the ISO is by renaming its Internal Label (Volume Label), right click -> Rename to "Windows 10 Generic Pro_x64". When you click Save, it will default to the same name for the filename. This internal Label (Volume Label) is used to show the name of the ISO under "This PC" when you mount it or burn it to a USB/DVD.
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SmartScreen is way too opinionated. When in doubt, do some google work around the software in question...virtually all of the generally-regarded-as-bad stuff is flagged as such all over.
The ISO file that I saved increased in size from 4,310,660 to 4,323,872. All that I did was copy a 1 KB pid.txt file to it. Where is the other 13,211?
Each software uses different method to compile the ISO so the size might be different.Originally Posted by Clint
The ISO file that I saved increased in size from 4,310,660 to 4,323,872. All that I did was copy a 1 KB pid.txt file to it. Where is the other 13,211?
Before saving. Click on File->Properties->File System and put a check mark on Optimize. The new ISO might be even less in size compared to the original.
OR:
Open the new ISO again. From menu: Tool->Compress. You'll get a smaller filesize.
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