Googling for Iso Workshop Pro 10.7, I find sites where the program (32-bit and 64-bit) is freeware, others where only 32-bit version is freeware, while 64-bit is sold at 29.95$, and more others where both versions are freeware for personal use and paid for professionals. And there i s also a portable version with the same confusion. Could you please clarify what is free, what is paid, and what' s the difference betwween various versions ?

Sean  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+20)

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Copy and paste is a dangerous tool when the source content is a lie.... https://www.glorylogic.com/iso-workshop.html

"ISO Workshop is a free Windows desktop application " they say each and every product they sell for $29.95 is a "free Windows desktop application"

The ISOTools.exe program the main executable spawns on selection of something to do locks up on most of the options with the input boxes inaccessible and if there is no File Menu in the spawned window I have to use task manager to end the ISOTools.exe program to get out of it. Needs more work as some error condition is being trapped but not HANDLED!

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There is a free program called ANYBURN that does more than this.

phoe monroe  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+10)

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Download Archive empty or corrupted.

Ryser  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+1)

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Alexa, NEVER disable your AV when installing unknown software.

A better way is to make a new folder anywhere, instruct your AV to disregard that folder, inzip the giveaway.zip into that folder and proceed frome there. Once done, delete all files in that folder.

See https://support.kaspersky.com/14085 and https://support.kaspersky.com/images/ksc10_14085_0113-448626.png

how to do that with Kapersky. They call it a trusted zone.

Alexa, <b>NEVER</b> disable your AV when installing unknown software. A better way is to make a new folder anywhere, instruct your AV to disregard that folder, inzip the giveaway.zip into that folder and proceed frome there. Once done, delete all files in that folder. See https://support.kaspersky.com/14085 and https://support.kaspersky.com/images/ksc10_14085_0113-448626.png how to do that with Kapersky. They call it a trusted zone.
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krypteller  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+9)

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Get a message from firefox "This file is not commonly downloaded" may not be safe to open. May contain a virus

Admin User  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+4)

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Admin User, Themida runs in RAM. Most AV's consider that as dangerous, because they cannot track what is goin on in RAM. So they just block that kind of programmes. That is the reason Giveawayoftheday advises the stop your AV.

My advice: NEVER disable your AV when installing unknown software.

A better way is to make a new folder anywhere, instruct your AV to disregard that folder, inzip the giveaway.zip into that folder and proceed frome there. Once done, delete all files in that folder.

See https://support.kaspersky.com/14085 and https://support.kaspersky.com/images/ksc10_14085_0113-448626.png

how to do that with Kapersky. They call it a trusted zone.

Admin User, Themida runs in RAM. Most AV's consider that as dangerous, because they cannot track what is goin on in RAM. So they just block that kind of programmes. That is the reason Giveawayoftheday advises the stop your AV. My advice: <b>NEVER</b> disable your AV when installing unknown software. A better way is to make a new folder anywhere, instruct your AV to disregard that folder, inzip the giveaway.zip into that folder and proceed frome there. Once done, delete all files in that folder. See https://support.kaspersky.com/14085 and https://support.kaspersky.com/images/ksc10_14085_0113-448626.png how to do that with Kapersky. They call it a trusted zone.
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krypteller  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+8)

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