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    Daemon Tools Pro Driver Error: 3

    Hi

    When I try to add a SCSI drive, so I can mount anything, I get the error "daemon tools pro driver error: 3"
    I have downloaded Daemon Tools Lite, but this error has persisted over several versions. I have a Windows 7 x64-bit Pacard Bell Easynote TJ62

    I have searched a bit on google, but nothing related to error #3. First I had #-1, but I got rid of that by changing a setting during startup, that stopped some drivers from running. But that resulted in error #3

    I am currently checking my PC with CCleaner, but nothing has turned up. What can I do? It is mightily anoying that i does not work.

    Regards
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  • #2
    Try uninstalling DT Pro and reinstalling, then try to update SPTD to the latest version. Also try to run DT Pro in Admin mode.

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    • #3
      I'm what you'd call technologically imparied - Is SPTD a software doohickey that comes with a PC, as in various developers of various versions of the same utility, or is there only one developer? (In which cas I would have an easier time updating it)

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      • #4
        SPTD is a driver which comes bundled with DT.
        You can download SPTD setup from DuplexSecure.
        Make something idiot proof, but then they just make a better idiot
        Peace Through Power

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        • #5
          "DAEMON Tools Pro driver error: 3" message...

          I'm having the same symptom in version 6.0.0.0445 with SPTD 1.86 (Windows 7 Ultimate 64) trying to create a virtual DT drive. Creating virtual IDE or SCSI drives is no problem at all (besides the infamous duplication of such drives when booting, this however seems to be a known problem in this version), but creating DT drives leads to the "DAEMON Tools Pro driver error: 3" message... All else seems to work just fine. Looking for causes for this error message is a bit daunting, as the message itself gives no clues on where to look... Re-installing, even after cleaning registry and file system, unfortunately didn't help, neither did running with elevated privileges...

          So I have two questions: 1. what known causes are there for this error message; 2. what technical reason is there to spit out this message?

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          • #6
            Daemon Tools Pro Driver Error 3

            Been getting this error message along with the blue screen of death, any ideas what it might be?

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