FREE: Virtual CloneDrive – Mount ISO and IMG images
March 25th, 2010 admin
Virtual CloneDrive lives up to its name. This free tool allows you to mount ISO, IMG, CCD, DVD, UDF, and BIN files. The main difference from comparable tools is that the mounted drive is indistinguishable from a physical drive. You can test this by mounting an ISO image from a video DVD. If you right-click the drive letter, you will notice that Windows thinks that it deals with a real DVD drive because the context menu contains a “play” entry. All other freeware ISO mounting tools I’ve tried so far didn’t have this capability. This can be useful with applications that require a real DVD drive to work properly (for example, reference books). Another advantage is that you can easily ensure that Windows…
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