[onomastikon]

Hello all, and thank you for making this program and site excellent.

I have the latest version of DT:Lite installed on my Windows 7 machine. (Did not upgrade, the laptop was always W7). It installed without a problem.
The program also runs well, as far as I can tell; the problem is making any changes to it.
Since I am technologically TOTALLY incapabale, I can only try to describe as best as possible what the situation is:
- Before my machine was stolen, I had an older version of DT on my Vista machine, and one could access the program via the little icon in the Vista toolbar, bottom-right. The current version of DT:L does not seem to have that. Instead:
- When I installed DT:L, there was a "mini-application" in the form of a small GUI, open as a window; this mini-application worked well and I was able to use it to mount and demount images.
- However, I disabled it somehow; I do not know how. I know I wanted to, because I did not want to have this window open all the time. Also, I did not wish for the images that I had mounted be visible to all users of the computer; I wanted to be able to have it be empty by default and mount the image I want manually; additionally, I wanted the applet to be visible only on demand.
- Now, however, I cannot access the program. By double-clicking its icon, nothing happens. I can (manually) mount the last image I had mounted, and that is nice, but I cannot mount a different image.

Can anybody tell me how I can rectify the situation?
Thank you

[Blazkowicz]

Installed Daemon Tools, but the tray icon is missing/disappeared

[onomastikon]

Thank you. I didnt realize DT:L had an icon for the icon tray in its latest version.

The site to which you linked was about Windows XP, not Windows 7, but that shouldn't make a difference? While I was able to understand about 25% of the information on that thread to which you linked, I was not able to understand enough to work out a solution. As in your signature, I am, sadly, the new and improved idiot who has no knowledge of what CMD means.

Thanks anyhow for your time

[onomastikon]

Right, just curious, since I really am not computer savvy and actually have spent the last couple of weeks trying unsuccessfully to figure this out, can anyone give me some help please? I would dearly like to run DT Lite under Windows 7, but have the problems listed above. Thank you.