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Posted June 09, 2012
WinCDEmu is good and totally free but have it's limitation. Especially regarding cuesheet.
Posted June 09, 2012
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mrtophat101: So weird this is not a standard feature in Windows. =/
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Lone3wolf: Not really all that strange. They're protecting themselves against lawsuits for infringement...

What the user installs after that is down to the user ;)
It is standard in Mac Os. I don't really understand why anyone would sue them.

Isn't it a kind of a gun seller situation? They don't get sued when someone kills using a gun bought at their store.

I have no idea. I'm not really knowledgable in this.
Posted June 09, 2012
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korell: And this doesn't have issues with unsigned drivers?
What do you mean exactly?

Anyways, in 8 you just double click the ISO and open it as a regular folder. It would get attached / mounted. Then just right click -> eject to detach it.
Posted June 09, 2012
Crap, didn't know that about Daemon Tools - been using it for over a decade.
Any more concrete info on that?
Also, I want something that is very lightweight. DT has been perfect for that thus far. I tried Alcohol 52% once and it seemed to have a lot of stuff that I didn't really want.
Posted June 09, 2012
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FraterPerdurabo: Crap, didn't know that about Daemon Tools - been using it for over a decade.
Any more concrete info on that?
Also, I want something that is very lightweight. DT has been perfect for that thus far. I tried Alcohol 52% once and it seemed to have a lot of stuff that I didn't really want.
Virtual CloneDrive. Can't get more lighter than that.
Posted June 09, 2012
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FraterPerdurabo: Crap, didn't know that about Daemon Tools - been using it for over a decade.
Any more concrete info on that?
Also, I want something that is very lightweight. DT has been perfect for that thus far. I tried Alcohol 52% once and it seemed to have a lot of stuff that I didn't really want.
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Elenarie: Virtual CloneDrive. Can't get more lighter than that.
Cheers. Will try after next format.
Posted June 09, 2012
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korell: And this doesn't have issues with unsigned drivers?
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Elenarie: What do you mean exactly?
64-bit Windows enforces the disabling of unsigned drivers as a security measure (in 32-bit it is an option to disable them, but 64-bit enforces it). As such, if an application provides third-party drivers then 64-bit Windows will not allow them to be used unless they have been digitally signed.

So, I guess the question is, is the application rated to work on 64-bit Windows? If it is then any drivers it has should be signed.
Posted June 09, 2012
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korell: 64-bit Windows enforces the disabling of unsigned drivers as a security measure (in 32-bit it is an option to disable them, but 64-bit enforces it). As such, if an application provides third-party drivers then 64-bit Windows will not allow them to be used unless they have been digitally signed.

So, I guess the question is, is the application rated to work on 64-bit Windows? If it is then any drivers it has should be signed.
It works perfectly on all x64 systems I've installed it on.
Posted June 09, 2012
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korell: 64-bit Windows enforces the disabling of unsigned drivers as a security measure (in 32-bit it is an option to disable them, but 64-bit enforces it). As such, if an application provides third-party drivers then 64-bit Windows will not allow them to be used unless they have been digitally signed.

So, I guess the question is, is the application rated to work on 64-bit Windows? If it is then any drivers it has should be signed.
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Elenarie: It works perfectly on all x64 systems I've installed it on.
Excellent. I think I'll give it a go then. Thanks for the info. :)
Posted June 09, 2012
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FraterPerdurabo: Crap, didn't know that about Daemon Tools - been using it for over a decade.
Any more concrete info on that?
Also, I want something that is very lightweight. DT has been perfect for that thus far. I tried Alcohol 52% once and it seemed to have a lot of stuff that I didn't really want.
I could disable the options of sending the information of isos I mount to deamon tools. And just to be sure I blocked it in my firewall, but it seems that disabling worked and that the program did not try to send anything.
Posted June 09, 2012
Stopped using Daemon Tools long ago, now I only use Virtual CloneDrive for my ISOs, under Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium. No problems thus far, and it's freeware.
Post edited June 09, 2012 by Azrael360
Posted June 10, 2012
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FraterPerdurabo: Crap, didn't know that about Daemon Tools - been using it for over a decade.
Any more concrete info on that?
Also, I want something that is very lightweight. DT has been perfect for that thus far. I tried Alcohol 52% once and it seemed to have a lot of stuff that I didn't really want.
For example, this article says it all. I used Daemon tools for many years, too.

hhttp://news.softpedia.com/news/Daemon-Tools-Collects-Image-File-Details-Even-Without-Permission-252393.shtml

It stores the info only lately, old versions didn't do that.
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