Virtual Drives

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read with interest this free utility called Daemon Tools where it is possible to copy the information stored on a program CD or DVD onto the computer’s hard disk and then convert it into a ‘virtual’ disk that Windows sees as a genuine CD or DVD drive.
Which is also a great way to store movie DVDs on a notebook computer without taking the original discs on your travels.

However is it possible to reverse this action and create a CD/DVD from the data stored in this Virtual Drive
 
You misunderstand.. It is a vrtual DVD drive. There is no data in a DVD drive - data exists only on DVDs themselves. This virtual drive lets you access DVD images (virtual DVDs) as if they were actual DVDs. And yes, you can burn a DVD image stored on a coputer back to a recordable DVD.

And no, Daemon Tools itself does not have the functionality of creating images from CDs or DVDs. You need some other program for that.
 
fenderguy2112 said:
I heard Daemon tools is hard to download spyware/adware free...
Uhm.. Really hard, yes. Go to DT homepage and download. When installing fscking pay attention and make sure all the toolbar crap is unchecked. This is something you should do when installing any software, not just DT unless you are completely braindead..
 
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