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i need the simplest cd/dvd emulator to mount images...

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zup every1,

I need the simplest and id*** proof image mounting utility out there, preferably free/shareware. Something that we can tell the users:

doubleclick, select next, and right click somewhere and mount image.

our users are a little on the 'dee-dee-dee' side.

thanks.

:thumbup


i personally use daemon tools with the awdxtools addon to enable right click, has context menu icons, red and green writing to help differentiate, completely n00bproof :D

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n00b proof....these people re-define n00b!!!

I thought of daemon tools also, but somehow i think that's too out there..

Alcohol has a nice GUI, just enable everything ;) it's hard for the first 10 seconds to configure the options :P but it's easy to use. But it's not free :realmad:

There's a lil Virtual CD tool that's on Microsofts' website. It's simple enough I think.

There's a lil Virtual CD tool that's on Microsofts' website. It's simple enough I think.
But I wouldnt recomend it

daemon-tools for me too, right click mount image,! navigate to the image, that's no so complicated, (and i am an id***) :P

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thank you all for your replies. I know that daemon is simple enought

@byabba, thanks for your honesty!!! :)

@ricktendo64, thanks for the warning!

lets see how it works outs with our 'lovely' ever genious users.

ceez

Visit MagicISO site & download MagicDisk. Its a free software that can mount your iso image. It can also compress the iso to save on disk space.

Works very well.

Daemon Tools

available in x86 and x64

//Ramesh//

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