

Note that this also works for any kind of drive image, including movies you can save as ISO file, so you can mount movie or music CDDVDs with their ISO files. Obviously read times are way faster than a real CDDVD.

I find the ISO file and SlySoft Virtual CloneDrive mounts the ISO file to Windows as if it were the original CDDVD.

If I ever need to access the disk, such as to copy or reload drivers, I don't need to find the disc. That's where SlySoft Virtual CloneDrive comes in. I'm able to take all my driver disks, and using a separate program like ImgBurn and save them in ISO format to my hard drive. It creates either a permanent or temporary "virtual" CDDVD drive on your system. I've used other programs which take various forms of disk images ISO, img, BIN, etc., including paid software.
