I uninstalled d-tools but the virtual cdrom is still there

[Andareed]

1. Start device manager (run devmgmt.msc [winnt] or goto control panel, system, device manager [win9x])
2. Goto System Devices section
3. Delete Plug and Play BIOS Extension
4. MAKE SURE YOU DON'T DELETE ALCOHOL'S (drivers: axv???.sys; D-tools should be called st3???.sys or d34x???.sys)
5. Goto the SCSI section
6. Remove the d-tools controller (not Alcohol's [AXV???])
7. Delete Daemon Tools driver files (file names mentioned above)

[DevX]

Also sometimes CDROM may be not removed immediately because it may be in use by some application - reboot your system after you uninstall Daemon Tools. If virtual drive still stays in system even after reboot then try the above mentioned procedure.