If it is a CD image file, you can use software such as UltraISO to open it, convert it to ISO format, or load it into a virtual optical drive and use it as a CD.

The BIN file is a binary file that can be opened through virtual optical drive software. Some users also back up the system as a BIN file to facilitate reading when reinstalling the system next time.

Binary files whose purpose depends on the system or application. Abbreviation for binary file format. A file with the suffix ".bin" simply indicates that it is in binary format. For example, virtual optical drive files often use ".bin" as the suffix, but this does not mean that all bin files are virtual optical drive files.

Generally speaking, it is machine code, the result of assembly language compilation (compiled assembly language under a disk operating system is similar to a ".com" file), which can be opened with debug, WINHEX, U_EDIT and other software ( Usually you may not be able to understand what it is unless you have studied assembly language). All files of this type, no matter what the suffix is, are divided into two formats: ".text" and ".binary".