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Hi All

I'm setting up an external hard drive with images of all versions of Office and Windows I come across. NO not for privacy. :huh2:

I repair peoples computers and run across a lot of people that have "legitimately" lost their disks or got them damaged.

I found a great little portable ISO creator "LCISOCreator" that appears to work well (so far).

But I can't find a simple ISO mount program that I don't have to install to use.

Eventually I'd like to put an AutoIT front end on it so command line would be great but beggars can't be choosers. ;)

So any one got any suggestions?

Thanks

Storm-E

aka

John Morrison

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I can't find a simple ISO mount program that I don't have to install to use.

Most of these programs require the installation of drivers, creation of registry entries, and often ask you to reboot the machine.Posted Image

See wincdemu portable.

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Folder2iso is very usefull for creation as well

http://www.trustfm.net/divx/SoftwareFolder2Iso.php

As for mounting in order to create the virtual device i think its gonna be very diffucult unless you install a program

Why not use Daemon Tools Lite

http://www.daemon-tools.cc/eng/products/dtLite

Its an easy version of the all singing all dancing commercial one

there are switches available for a silent install

for eg

/S /nogadget /notoolbar

Check here for details

http://www.daemon-help.com/en/installation_notes_lite/installation_lite.html

at least that way its as painless as poss

then just use some autoit magic to mount the iso you want

sounds simple but it prob wont be

Chimaera

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And if you want yet another choice for free software, I switched from daemon to Virtual Clone Drive:

http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html

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