Did a complete uninstall, including doing a full comfuser Search & Registry removal of anything 'Magic'. Training Plans For Multisport Athletes Pdf. Cleaned any temp files & internet cache. Rebooted & later reinstalled Magic ISO Maker & MagicDisk, but same problem. Magic ISO Maker doesn't seem to recognize MagicDisk is installed; still lists: Install MagicDisc CD/DVD Manager(Freeware). But I think I can still do what I am trying to do. I have a few other games that are in WinRar's SFX format & I can have them extracted & play them w/o having to actually install them. Which actually makes the games much smaller in size & I don't have to use CD-R/DVD-R disks by burning the ISO's, thus keeping the games on a flash drive.

Similar help and support threads Thread Forum According to all the research I've done, this should be a fairly straightforward matter: Add/remove Windows components Install Services for NFS and Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (with the downloaded extras) From command line: mount server:/share z: However, it doesn't seem to be. Network & Sharing I have some device on my computer that is un-mounting and re-mounting several times every hour. Everything always seems to work, how can I tell what is unmounting? Hardware & Devices I have just tried Daemon Tools and it tells me i'm on an unsupported platform and shuts off:mad: What are you guys using for mounting ISO's?

Software Ok, so as posted on here before, I had a whole mess of problems with Windows 7 Pro 64bit that I didn't have with RC, and don't seem to have with Home 64bit on the other computers. First was Adobe CS3 not working. It would install, but when I'd go to launch any of the programs nothing would. General Discussion Hi, Have managed to mount certain types of images with 'Virtual Clone Drive' -but not as many types as I need to. Anyone know of a good all round Virtual Drive program? Daemon Tools and alcohol dont work. Software Our Sites Site Links About Us Find Us • • • • • • •.

I'm a big fan of portable apps that don't need to be installed and leave virtually no footprint. Is an open source, portable app that works in Windows 7 64 bit (that's what I'm running). I like it because it only temporarily 'installs' its drivers when you actually launch the app, so there's no additional overhead when the software is not being used. It doesn't have the windows Explorer or context menu bells and whistles that some of the other offerings have, and it could really benefit from a drag-and-drop update. But other than the minor inconvenience of having to go through a file dialog to mount your images, it works great.

What is the best way to mount an image in Windows 7 64. Windows-7 64-bit iso-image bin-cue. Of having to go through a file dialog to mount your images, it. WinISO can mount iso image file without burning it to DVD or some other portable devices. It can run the installation and it’s compatible with Windows 7.