ISO Editor with no limit

[Jojo Yee]

Originally Posted by MidnightCowboy

"What happened to the Windows version? I’ve removed it from the site, most likely permanently. Sorry, it was costing me too much bandwidth and I was making too little money from it".

For those who're interested in it, just google it and you will be able to find a Windows version to download. The same product is free for Linux, but trialware for Windows and can be used for 30 days.

Some of these trialware products can be used technically forever after a "complete" uninstall and reinstall to try out for another short period of time. And some advanced users who know how to edit the registry created by a product are able to bypass its time limit. That said, these methods are not promoted and I can't show how-to's here in the forum.

[Jojo Yee]

Originally Posted by West Swan

PS I edited the iso in Ubuntu and then did further work using another free program called wintoolkit to add updates to a W8 iso. Saved myself hours of Downloads following a clean install.

Cool :-)

A good choice. This is the benefit of running two OSes in one device. In this particular case, you get a free product in Linux and it is not available in Windows.