This tool can be used mainly to extract and convert folders to ISO. However, you would not be able to create any bootable USB drive or burn ISO to CD/DVD using this tool – which is a feature ...

Anybody know of a free command line utility to extract ISOs in Windows?The only thing I've been able to find so far is the isoinfo utility from here ...

To check the contents and extract files from the ISO onto your computer, you will need a third-party utility such as WinRAR, PowerISO or 7-Zip.

It's happened before. The official size on the disc is 161MB. If I extract the CD image using Extract CD <Image> -> RAW (*.bin, *.iso) it creates a 190MB iso file.

If the ISO file contains installation media you can run Setup directly, without the tedious step of extracting files. One feature that isn't obvious right away is how to unmount a virtual DVD.

However, you can extract the RAR file content through WinRAR and then use an ISO creator, like PeaZip, IsoCreator, etc., to pack the extracted content into an ISO image.