Create a virtual drive in Windows 7

Freeware Virtual CloneDrive can be set up to 8win7 logo virtual drives create, with which then, for example iso or Image-Formats can be loaded. These drives behave exactly like physical drives and thus make the constant insertion of a CD or DVD unnecessary.

 

After installation, Virtual CloneDrive about the taskbar or over Program > elaborate Bytes > Virtual CloneDrive be called.

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The following window opens with the settings.

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The first thing is the Quantity the to be created drives selected via the drop-down menu. The point Virtuelle Sheep means that the virtual drive is going to better ones Recognition as an icon Sheep head receives. Would you like that Icon from taskbar remove, the hook must be in front tray Icon show be deselected.

You have the settings with OK confirmed is im Windows Explorer in this case a virtual drive labeled BD-Rom drive a DAK Bungalow.

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There are now several ways that virtual Drive zu use. About a right-click on the drive, e.g. via the context menu Image-File geladen .

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After selection File can also do this via the context menu of Drive are executed. That stands for Program to install or ausführen.

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But also about that context menu File with one of the supporting formats can Virtual CloneDrive be integrated.

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