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An ISO image is a file format that contains an exact copy of a disk or operating system, including all files, folders, and data structure. It is an archive format that stores all information from the original disk, including system files, programs, settings, and data.
ISO images are used to store and distribute operating systems, software or important data. They can be used to create backup copies, install or reinstall operating systems, create boot media, and perform other operations.
ISO images can be written to optical discs such as CDs or DVDs, or used to create bootable USB media. Users can mount ISO images on virtual devices or use special programs to unpack and access files and data contained in the image.
ISO images are widely used in the fields of software development, distribution of operating systems, as well as for creating virtual environments and testing.
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