Daemon tools not reading images

[c7ronaldo]

I run Vista Home Edition.

When I mount images on Daemon, the image doesn't load up, and when I go to manually enter the files through the virtual drive via My Computer, there aren't any virtual drives. Could someone help?

[Blazkowicz]

Assign a drive letter to your virtual drive through windows drive letter assignment.

[Copytrooper]

http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/no-drive-letter-s-assigned-t3701.html

[c7ronaldo]

Blazkowicz;

Sorry for the beginner's touch on Vista, but where do I find Windows Drive Letter Assignment?


Copytrooper;

I found this link yesterday, sorry to say but I didn't understand half of your format. Truth is I made it to Device Manager but I couldnt find Virtual Devices subcatogorized anywhere and therefore couldn't find cdrom.sys, storprop.dll, or redbook.sys

I also deleted infcache.1 from before but it still works to no avail.

Furthermore, I installed a whole pack of different image mounters ( Daemon, Alcohol 120%, Virtual CloneDrive etc) and none of them work which would suggest that theres something wrong with my computer settings.

Again, I run Windows Vista Home 32bit.

Any further clarifications would help alot,

Thanks

[Blazkowicz]

You will find that in: control panel/administrative tools/computer management/disk management

There you do a right click on the virtual drive (you will see it has a strange name), change drive letter and then select a drive letter.


When i posted that above i just haven't known the correct word for that.


In device manager you have to look for DVD/CD-ROM devices.

[c7ronaldo]

Blazkowicz;

Thanks for the heads up, but when I went into Computer Management I did not see any virtual drives. I have installed Daemon Lite and mounted an image. here's a screenshot of how my Computer Management looks like. Maybe I'm missing something:

http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/1999/23085975hy9.jpg

[Copytrooper]

The is no "Virtual device section" in device manager. The virtual devices should be in CD/DVD-ROM section with the "real" devices.