Mount images to existing virtual of physical devices, add a new virtual device to mount to, and choose the desired type of a device (DT, SCSI or IDE) right from the contextual menu in Explorer with Windows Integration feature.Īnd finally, you can choose an image to mount from Tray Agent.Drag and drop image from Explorer to the section with virtual devices.Locate an image on your hard disk and double-click it (you need to associate the certain type of image files in Preferences in order to work with DAEMON Tools Lite from Explorer).Click Quick Mount button and choose an image on your hard disk.Choose an image and click Mount or Mount to SCSI option from the sidebar.Also, you can choose Mount to SCSI option from its contextual menu to mount an image to SCSI device, Mount option for the DT device or Advanced Mount option to adjust the emulation settings. Double-click or drag and drop an image from Images collection to the section with virtual devices.The easiest way to mount an image is from the main window:
Note that SCSI and IDE functionality is limited in Windows 10. Now youĭon’t need to create a virtual device before mounting. If you can’t uninstall the existing version, just download the latest version and install it over the existing installation.Since DAEMON Tools Lite 5, image mounting becomes easier and faster. DAEMON Tools Lite 4.35.6 requires Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 x86 only. If you have an older operating system like Windows 2000, you can use it but only until version 4.35.6. It also supports Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. For 圆4 Windows XP, you need to have Service Pack 2. It supports Windows XP Service Pack 3 x86 only, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 both x86 and 圆4. Restart your computer then download the latest version, DAEMON Tools Lite 4.49. Check “Temporary files” and “Setup log”, click OK then click Delete Files. To try a work around, uninstall DAEMON Tools Lite then click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and then Disk Cleanup. Also, make sure your computer meets all the requirements for DAEMON Tools Lite. If this is what’s happening on your computer after installing DAEMON Tools Lite then your installation must have damaged the registry of some applications. It also shouldn’t affect other applications on the computer because it is only associated with disc images like. The program is not started using the command prompt and is launched from the desktop. I’m using DAEMON Tools Pro and the command line error doesn’t suppose to happen. I’m also using DAEMON Tools but I haven’t seen this error happening on my computer.
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