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> Finally: an IMAGE/VIRTUAL CD/DVD DRIVE on x64!!!, Virtual CD/DVD drive on Windows XP x64
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post Jun 6 2005, 04:56 PM
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Dear members of PlanetAMD64 community,

I have finally managed to mount a virtual CD/DVD drive on Windows XP x64 thanks to Mr. Gilles Vollant who re-compiled the original 32-bit FileDisk to x64 version. In other words, you can now mount your CD/DVD ISO, BIN images to your precious x64 Windows system.

Follow this procedure (PART 1):

1.) Download ?filedisk_modbin64_tray.zip? file from http://www.winimage.com/misc/filedisk_modbin64_tray.zip
2.) Unpack the downloaded archive to following directory: ?C:\Program Files\FileDisk? (or any other you want).
3.) Now, in that directory, you will find a sub-dir named ?x64?. Open it (or enter into it). Inside, you can see 3 files: ?fdtray.exe, FileDisk.exe and filedisk.sys.
4.) Click Start button and choose Run icon. In ?Run? command line paste this ?%systemroot%\system32\drivers\? (without quotes -> ??). This will open following dir/map ?C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers?
5.) To that dir/map COPY the ?filedisk.sys? file from STEP 3 above (from mentioned ?C:\Program Files\FileDisk\x64? directory)!!!
6.) Now, in directory ?C:\Program Files\FileDisk? you?ll find a file named ?filedisk.reg?. Double click on it to run it and that will IMPORT ?filedisk.reg? into the Registry.
7.) On your desktop, create a shortcut linked to following file: ?C:\Program Files\Filedisk\x64\fdtray.exe?
8.) Finally, REBOOT your system!!!


After-Restart procedure (PART 2):

1.) Double click on the created icon on your desktop. Notice the small new icon on your tray bar, near the clock. Right click on it
2.) Select ?Mount new image?
3.) AND THAT?S IT FOLKS!!!

How to UN-MOUNT or uninstall the image drive??? (The only way to do it!!!)

1.) Open the MS-DOS prompt/console window.
2.) You should be in root dir, ex. ?C:\? HINT: To get there write ?cd:\?
3.) Write following command ?cd program files\filedisk\x64?
4.) Now, write command: ?filedisk /umount g:? (?g:? is the letter of your virtual image device!!! It may be any other you have chosen before!!!).


ENJOY YOUR VIRTUAL IMAGING.
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post Jun 16 2005, 10:10 PM
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Another Option is Virtual ISO, which is far more capable and includes CD Burning and Support for more image formats including MDF/MDS Images.


QUOTE(TomCat_Ri @ Jun 6 2005, 01:56 PM)
Dear members of PlanetAMD64 community,

I have finally managed to mount a virtual CD/DVD drive on Windows XP x64 thanks to Mr. Gilles Vollant who re-compiled the original 32-bit FileDisk to x64 version. In other words, you can now mount your CD/DVD ISO, BIN images to your precious x64 Windows system.

Follow this procedure (PART 1):

1.) Download ?filedisk_modbin64_tray.zip? file from http://www.winimage.com/misc/filedisk_modbin64_tray.zip
2.) Unpack the downloaded archive to following directory: ?C:\Program Files\FileDisk? (or any other you want).
3.) Now, in that directory, you will find a sub-dir named ?x64?. Open it (or enter into it). Inside, you can see 3 files: ?fdtray.exe, FileDisk.exe and filedisk.sys.
4.) Click Start button and choose Run icon. In ?Run? command line paste this ?%systemroot%\system32\drivers\? (without quotes -> ??). This will open following dir/map ?C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers?
5.) To that dir/map COPY the ?filedisk.sys? file from STEP 3 above (from mentioned ?C:\Program Files\FileDisk\x64? directory)!!!
6.) Now, in directory ?C:\Program Files\FileDisk? you?ll find a file named ?filedisk.reg?. Double click on it to run it and that will IMPORT ?filedisk.reg? into the Registry.
7.) On your desktop, create a shortcut linked to following file: ?C:\Program Files\Filedisk\x64\fdtray.exe?
8.) Finally, REBOOT your system!!!
After-Restart procedure (PART 2):

1.) Double click on the created icon on your desktop. Notice the small new icon on your tray bar, near the clock. Right click on it
2.) Select ?Mount new image?
3.) AND THAT?S IT FOLKS!!!

How to UN-MOUNT or uninstall the image drive??? (The only way to do it!!!)

1.) Open the MS-DOS prompt/console window.
2.) You should be in root dir, ex. ?C:\? HINT: To get there write ?cd:\?
3.) Write following command ?cd program files\filedisk\x64?
4.) Now, write command: ?filedisk /umount g:? (?g:? is the letter of your virtual image device!!! It may be any other you have chosen before!!!).
ENJOY YOUR VIRTUAL IMAGING.
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post Jun 17 2005, 12:23 AM
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QUOTE(shadowboxer @ Jun 16 2005, 10:10 PM)
Another Option is Virtual ISO, which is far more capable and includes CD Burning and Support for more image formats including MDF/MDS Images.
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Where is this VirtualISO you speak of?
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post Jun 17 2005, 06:50 AM
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post Jun 18 2005, 07:28 PM
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Nope. If you're trying to install a multi-cd game off of disk images, you can't unmount with Winimage, or from the command line. This really sucks a bag of rocks for me, since I lost one of my NWN CD's, but got an image of the missing one from a friend. I still can't install it, bah.
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post Jun 18 2005, 08:55 PM
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I use Virtual Iso and I works great for apps
A lot of games don't work though
although gta3 sa dvd iso worked fine for some reason
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post Jul 19 2005, 03:46 PM
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you could use this technique :

open a command prompt
creat a virtual dribe with windows with the subst command (example :
subst z: o:\ would create a virtual drive on letter z: using o:\ as a path to the files, including all the O:\ information (label, volume number, etc..)
then, when the setp asks for inserting next CD of your game, first type
subst z: /d to un-create drive Z:, then rinse and repeat with the new drive letter as seen above.

Hope it'll help
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post Jul 31 2005, 05:01 AM
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It would help if the guys at DAEMON and Alcohol would hurry up a bit. Virtual ISO doesn't emulate protections very well.

Alcohol still works on x64 without the emulation part. When it gets to the error in the install, go into Program files (x86) and copy the Alcohol files somewhere else, cancel the installation and run Alcohol.

Still would help if I could emulate the images :(
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post Aug 2 2005, 02:43 PM
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This soft is nice and all... but a bit clunky (and doesn't support multi-cd install).

Checkout this post I made in the Apps section if you want a very nice x64 Virtual Drive that supports Multi-CD installations. It also doesn't require so much finess in getting it to work properly.

http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?showtopic=10193
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post Aug 11 2005, 11:21 PM
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Hi guys download virtual ISO http://www.braindonors.net/products/virtualiso.asp
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post Aug 12 2005, 03:42 AM
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QUOTE(malevolence @ Aug 12 2005, 06:21 AM)
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sorry to say but this crappy program you call Virtual ISO sucks big time, it won't even start the Virtual DVD driver. My guess is that this bug puts this tool in the useless category. g.gif
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post Aug 13 2005, 03:32 AM
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Filedisk worked perfectly for me.

Exactly what I want, just finished a virtual 3 cd installation, mounted all 3 of them.

Simple and easy gunsmilie.gif
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post Aug 30 2005, 12:40 PM
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I tried VirtualISO but it didn't work for me.
Filedisk works fine, i was able to install Visual Studio .NET 2003 Enterprise Architect with it :)

Thanks a lot!
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post Aug 30 2005, 01:07 PM
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Fantom DVD works great for me. It even supports Alcohol 120% images, and many others and the best thing is it is free unlike Virtual ISO
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post Aug 30 2005, 01:15 PM
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Hi all!

Hi have posted this about a year ago!!go look here http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?showt...hl=step+by+step


also malevolence dont post info on getting illegal serials!you have bee reported!

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post Aug 30 2005, 02:01 PM
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QUOTE(malevolence @ Aug 11 2005, 11:21 PM)
Hi guys download virtual ISO http://www.braindonors.net/products/virtualiso.asp
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Wow, nice first post. thmbdn.gif You managed to break two rules. I didn't quite understand what Tara Reid's fake boob had to do with virtual drive software, but I might be missing something...
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post Sep 12 2005, 11:28 AM
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HI, I lost my DvD of Battlefield 2 but a friend borrow me his to install again in the 64 bits win xp. I used before this[Deleted - Pyr0] I didnt knew that Win xp 64bits dont support alcohol and daemon tools :( the last two days i have been doing alot of forms to try mount the image and download alot of programs and i cant doit. Today i found this tutorial and finally i can mount the image but nothing happend either i can see the mounted image but I dont know what happend the game keeps me asking for the CD and i try virtual iso to it works fine but nothing happend eaither. Im tired to try all ways I hope u can help me I dont want to go back to win 32 bits, 64 bits rox !

cheers

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post Sep 12 2005, 11:55 AM
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QUOTE(Ve_Chuyto @ Sep 12 2005, 05:28 PM)
HI,  I lost my DvD of Battlefield 2 but a friend borrow me his to install again in the 64 bits win xp. I used before this  [Deleted - Pyr0] I didnt knew that Win xp 64bits dont support alcohol and daemon tools :( the last two days i have been doing alot of forms to try mount the image and download alot of programs and i cant doit. Today i found this tutorial and finally i can mount the image but nothing happend either i can see the mounted image but I dont know what happend the game keeps me asking for the CD and i try virtual iso to it works fine but nothing happend eaither. Im tired to try all ways I hope u can help me I dont want to go back to win 32 bits, 64 bits rox !

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You need to reinstall the game form a loaded image or manually correct DVD-ROM paths in Registry cause your installation is trying to access the game form the drive letter you installed it from! Got it?

P.S. I hope your problem is not piracy related in any way! I hope it is just a backup as you said!


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post Sep 12 2005, 12:08 PM
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I ill Try to Reinstall From a DvD Thx for anwser
PD: is not piracy i have originial Cd Key i just need the DVD
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post Sep 12 2005, 03:48 PM
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QUOTE(Ve_Chuyto @ Sep 12 2005, 06:08 PM)
I ill Try to Reinstall From a DvD  Thx for anwser
PD: is not piracy i have originial Cd Key i just need the DVD
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OK then, happy reinstalling. And hey, welcomeani.gif to the Planet!
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