
It is normally available under Windows as a drive letter to help browse and copy files.
It has an “Install Driver” button and an “Add Driver” button. This version has proved to be immensely useful in recovering backup files or installing software. The Virtual CD Rom Control Panel is a re-launched version of the former with revised features that Microsoft has presented as a free utility tool for Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP users. It has the ability to mount Local Area Network ISO images.ĭownload: Official website Microsoft Virtual CD Rom Control Panel. Virtual CloneDrive mount option only appears for files what you associated during install (.iso/.The special features of ISODisk are as follows: UltraISO options appear for associated images + folders There might be more differences after couple day testing but these should be enough, tested images between these programs just couple hours.Īnd i will say Virtual CloneDrive is best, simplest, working all windows versions and its totally free virtual drive.ĮDIT: Also i like that my right click menu has only necessary options. PI - PowerISO -> "skip extract options" -> Mount image to drive. PI - 8 options - Mount image, unmount image, set number of driver, unmount all driver, options, help, open poweriso, exit. VC - 2 options - Settings, Mount (only minus is that left clicking tray icon opens settings, right click for setting or mount/unmount) PI - No icon on drive in My computer + autoplay doesn't work UI - No icon on drive in My computer + autoplay doesn't work VC - Just like you would put original DVD in drive PI - Media Player says No disc in drive, double clicking drive through my computer says no application found (Works in Media Center & MPC:HC) UI - Media Player says No disc in drive, double clicking drive through my computer says no application found (Works in Media Center & MPC:HC) VC - Plays in all programs, double clicking drive through my computer opens it in program associated to DVD movies. Mount DVD Movie image (tested on Media Center, Windows Media Player, Media Player Classic Home Cinema) PI - Shareware, installs PowerISO (for burning, creating isos etc.) UI - Shareware, installs UltraISO (for burning, creating isos etc.) VC - Freeware, only installs virtual drive, Use ImgBurn or other free software for burning, creating isos etc. Virtual CloneDrive = VC, UltraISO = UI, PowerISO = PI
let's compare UltraISO & PowerISO to Virtual CloneDrive
These aren't FREE softwares and virtual drives of these are so badly made compared to Virtual CloneDrive or Daemon Tools.īoth have problems. I just can't understand these UltraISO or PowerISO suggestions for using as Virtual Drive.