If you look closely, there is also an option to burn an image to a physical disk. You simply insert a real disk into your computer, make sure you select the correct drive, input destination folder and click Start. Drives can also be removed just as easily if you no longer need them.ĭaemon Tools can now also create disk images. If you don't care about such things, then it is totally irrelevant what kind of drive s you create. To explain it simply, if your game refuses to play because of copyright issues then try and mount the game disk on a DT drive. One creates a SCSI drive and the other a DT drive. There is also a media info panel that holds game related news and whatnot, but that can be swept aside if you simply don't care about it.Ĭreating a new virtual drive is as easy as pushing a button. You then have the control bar with all the buttons you will ever need and underneath it you will see all the virtual drives that have been created. The main panel displays your disc image catalog which gets bigger as you mount new images. Firstly, instead of being a system tray icon menu, it now has a regular window with buttons and everything. On the contrary, it is now more user friendly and has a couple of new and useful features. Not to say that Daemon Tools is no longer effective. Another bonus was that you could totally forget about the disks as they remained mounted even if you would have turned off the computer. Imagine playing Riven with simultaneous access to all five disks! No more disc switching, plus the disks remained in good shape. I kept that little software package on my machine not only because I wanted to run game CD images, but because it made playing multi-CD games way more comfortable.
Daemon Tools was a personal revolution in my relation to the computer.
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