WinRAR will now unpack the compressed data. Once the process bar reaches 100%, close WinRAR. Navigate to your destination folder, and you will find your freshly extracted .iso file, ready to be mounted or burned.

What if the RAR file contains a collection of files (setup files, video folders, etc.) but not a pre-made ISO file? Can you use WinRAR to turn those files into an ISO?

Think of an ISO as the disc itself. When you "mount" an ISO, your computer treats it as if you physically inserted a disc into a DVD drive.

Before creating an ISO, check what you’ve extracted:

He set the destination to Wisdom.iso and struck the button. The Moral of the Story