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SlySoft's Virtual CloneDrive is a free tool that creates up to 15 virtual CD and DVD drives in Windows. You can copy your CDs and DVDs to your hard drive as ISO disc images and run them normally with Virtual CloneDrive. Instead of swapping disks in and out, you can simply mount and unmount disk images with a few clicks. Virtual CloneDrive works with any kind of optical disc file, including HD video formats like Blu-Ray as well as audio CDs and data discs. Installing and setting up Virtual CloneDrive includes choosing which file types to associate with the program, if any, on a compact Settings dialog tab that includes language choices. According to the program's manual, some users may see warning messages about unsigned drivers and logos, but these can be ignored.

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Setting up our first drive was so easy, we weren't sure the job was done, but when we looked in Explorer, our new virtual BD-ROM drive was present and available. We could reopen the Settings dialog from the program's System Tray icon, which also accessed the Help manual and Mount/Unmount controls for each drive. Virtual CloneDrive's options are limited, but each is useful; for instance, you can set it to automount the last image mounted, buffer the input and output, and enable the Eject command to unmount image files, just like ejecting a disc. We created an ISO image of several discs.

Next we clicked Virtual CloneDrive's system tray icon and selected our virtual drive's letter. From the drive's submenu, we clicked Mount, browsed to an ISO image, and selected it. When we returned to Explorer, our new virtual drive displayed its contents. Copied CDs and DVDs played normally in our usual player. Unmounting images is just as easy. We could also clear each drive's History or just purge images that were no longer available in the History.

Virtual CloneDrive is well worth trying. Full Specifications What's new in version 5.5.0 • New: Prevent possible dll sideload attack during installation. • Fix: HelpLauncher could hang on Windows 10.

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Options and Parameters Description The name of the virtual disk file. The virtual disk file must have a.vmdk extension. You can specify a path to the folder where you want to store the disk files. If you mapped a network share on your host operating system, you can create the virtual disk on that share by providing the correct path information with the disk file name.

-c Creates the virtual disk. You must use the -a, -s and -t options, and you must specify the name of the virtual disk ( ). -r Converts the specified virtual disk, creating a new virtual disk as a result. You must use the -t option to specify the disk type to which the virtual disk is converted and you must specify the name of the target virtual disk ( ).

Once the conversion is completed and you have tested the converted virtual disk to make sure it works as expected, you can delete the original virtual disk file. In order for the virtual machine to recognize the converted virtual disk, you should use the virtual machine settings editor to remove the existing virtual disk from the virtual machine, then add the converted disk to the virtual machine. For information on adding virtual disks to a virtual machine, see. -x [GB MB] Expands the virtual disk to the specified capacity. You must specify the new, larger size of the virtual disk in gigabytes or megabytes. You cannot change the size of a physical disk.

Caution: Before running the virtual disk manager utility, you should back up your virtual disk files. -d Defragments the specified virtual disk. You can defragment only growable virtual disks. You cannot defragment preallocated virtual disks.

-p Prepares a virtual disk for shrinking. If the virtual disk is partitioned into volumes, each volume must be prepared separately. The volume (C: or D:, for example) must be mounted by VMware DiskMount at. For information on mounting and unmounting virtual disk volumes with DiskMount, see the VMware DiskMount user's manual, available from the VMware Web site at.

The VMware DiskMount Utility is available as a free download at After you prepare the volume, unmount it with VMware DiskMount. Continue mounting each volume of the virtual disk and preparing it for shrinking until you complete this process for all the volumes of the virtual disk. You can mount only one volume of a virtual disk at a time with VMware DiskMount. You can prepare volumes of virtual disks for shrinking on Windows hosts only. -k Shrinks the specified virtual disk. You can shrink only growable virtual disks.