Yes, .IMG files are mountable as virtual disk drives on your computer, similar to other disk image formats such as .ISO or .BIN. To mount .IMG files on Windows, software like WinCDEmu or Virtual CloneDrive can be used. Right-click the .IMG file, and select "Mount" from the context menu. For Linux, use the loop device to mount .IMG files as a virtual disk. Open the terminal, and enter this command: sudo mount -o loop -t auto /path/to/image.img /mnt/point Replace "/path/to/image.img" with the path to your .IMG file, and "/mnt/point" with the mount point for virtual disk access. After being mounted, the .IMG file will appear as a new virtual disk drive on your computer, providing access to its contents as you would with a physical disk.