Windows is frustrating, nuff said. How does an Apple Disk Image file, aka .DMG, not being able to open natively on Windows make Windows frustrating?

If you want to convert an Apple Disk Image (DMG) file to ISO format on Windows PC, you can use the command prompt or free AnyToISO tool.

If you need to open a DMG file on your PC to access business-related files, such as documents or databases, you can do so using a PC software application called 7-Zip.

On Windows, HFS+ can be read only with the aid of software such as MacDrive or MacOpener; it's possible to run MacOS 8.1 in emulation, but I know of no suitably old software that can open .dmg ...

The subject really says it all - A friend of mine has system files stored as Mac .dmg disc image files, her Mac isn't playing ball and we need to get access. Not knowing anyone else with a Mac, I ...