[Tsurugi_Matsuda]

YASU 1.6.9 couldn't detect Daemon Tools 4.35 because of main program file change (DT changed from daemon.exe to DTLite.exe)

[fukka75]

simply change the name of the DtLite executable to daemon.exe or dtpro.exe (i made a copy of the file and i use the original exe for autostart and renamed daemon.exe for YASU)

[DTuserW7]

I created a hard link to DTLite.exe called DTpro.exe by doing MKLINK /H "path to DT folder\DTpro.exe" "path to DT folder\DTLite.exe"

[pxc]

How is a hard link in this situation more advantageous than a symlink?

[..::shiFt::..]

The hardlink exists - there is no symlink under Windows.

[radzioszok]

Originally Posted by DTuserW7

I created a hard link to DTLite.exe called DTpro.exe by doing MKLINK /H "path to DT folder\DTpro.exe" "path to DT folder\DTLite.exe"

I think this applies only on Windows Vista and newer. On Windows XP you can use:

fsutil hardlink create "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\daemon.exe" "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe"

for DTLite. For default installation folder you can simply copy and paste above command into Start->Run... and execute. Remember that hard link will not work on FAT partition!

[Marqurius]

simply change the name of the DtLite executable to daemon.exe or dtpro.exe (i made a copy of the file and i use the original exe for autostart and renamed daemon.exe for YASU)

This don't work for me the same error message as in OP

[ChaoticFayth]

Originally Posted by DTuserW7

I created a hard link to DTLite.exe called DTpro.exe by doing MKLINK /H "path to DT folder\DTpro.exe" "path to DT folder\DTLite.exe"

I tried renaming the file, and that didn't work, my only problem currently is that I can't find out how to create a Hard Link. Anyone willing to give me a little walk-through please?

[..::shiFt::..]

Why so complicated?

Just create a copy of DTLite.exe with the name 'DTPro.exe' and your problem will be gone.

Of course Yasu needs to be in this directory too.

[ChaoticFayth]

Originally Posted by ..::shiFt::..

Why so complicated?

Just create a copy of DTLite.exe with the name 'DTPro.exe' and your problem will be gone.

Of course Yasu needs to be in this directory too.

I also attempted that, when just renaming the file didn't work, and I still got the error message, that's why I thought making a Hard Link would help the issue.