Note: The time it takes for the ISO to extract is dependant on the speed of your computer and the ammount of files it needs to extract from. 99% of the time, all you will have to do is right click the first file in your list (remember the 'context menu options'), and choose 'extract to.' Then browse for a location that you want your ISO extracted to and click 'ok.' WinRar will extract the ISO and whatever else is archived in that group of files to your destination of choice. If you have a crapload of files, choose list view in your folder to see what you are working with. Go to your folder where you have your downloaded files. Note: WinRar archives come in different extensions, depending on what version of WinRar the ISO was archived with. (those will be options when you right click on a. Choose yes, and choose your context menu items that you want. ( Do not select ISO.) Then it will ask you to integrate WinRar into shell. It will ask you what files to associate with WinRar.

Durring the installation, it asks you a few questions. Well, this should clear the air for the newbs on what to do. So you downloaded some files and there are a bunch of em.

Sfv file ppsspp