How to Make a Virtual CD-ROM Drive on The Hard Drive
How to Make a Virtual CD-ROM Drive around the Hard DriveA virtual CD-ROM drive is a special kind of software package that is designed to read or "mount" CD or DVD image files on your harddrive. Mounting a CD or DVD image file in a virtual drive allows you to see the image file like it were an actual disk in the physical drive. Before you do so, however, you need to first download and use a program competent at setting up a virtual drive.InstructionsDVD drive1Navigate to some virtual CD-ROM program download page (see Resources for links to two such programs).2Click the download link for the program of your liking and save the executable (.exe) file for a hard disk through on-screen prompts.Dell DVD drive3Launch the file once it has finished downloading. Follow the instructions on-screen to begin the automated installation process.4Restart your computer when the process is fully gone. When your pc reboots, an icon regarding the virtual CD-ROM program come in your Windows yaskbar.5Right-click the program icon. A pop-up menu appears. Depending around the program you installed, you will either go to a "Virtual Devices" or "Virtual CD/DVD-ROM" option. Move your mouse over this option to get up another pop-out menu. This new menu has a virtual CD/DVD drive inside.dreambox dm8006Move your mouse on the drive letter for your virtual CD/DVD-ROM drive, then select "Mount" from your next pop-out menu. You can now locate and mount your CD/DVD-ROM image fileSonic Record Now is often a computer program that lets you burn data from the harddrive to DVDs and CDs. The device driver that Sonic Record Now uses for this purpose is the same driver accustomed to operate your pc's DVD or CD burner. If you need to restore the trucker for Sonic Record Now, Abcya 200 you will need to restore the trucker to the hardware component through the Device ManagerInstructions1Right-click the "Computer" icon on your own Windows desktop.2Click "Properties."3Click "Device Manager."4Scroll into "DVD/CD-ROM Drives." Right-click on the device listed under this heading and click "Properties." Click for the "Driver" tab in the "Properties" window.5Click "Roll Back Driver." This will restore the driver for the DVD or CD burner (and, by association, Sonic Record Now) towards the last version that worked properly. Once this method is complete, your driver will likely be restored