Daemon has gone to shit, Alcohol 52% is paid and this piece of shit just stops working out of nowhere...

Daemon has gone to shit, Alcohol 52% is paid and this piece of shit just stops working out of nowhere, only restarting the computer fixes it (until it breaks again)

When did it become such a pain to mount images?

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Why do you need third-party software when it's built-into Windows 8 and later?

windows can mount images natively now

I don’t know what daemon or alcohol are, I just use the mount command.

lol I like how you posted an image with your solution in it. Windows does it natively now but for me it always works and is portable

If you're on Windows 10 File Explorer does a good job. Otherwise go for Virtual Clone Drive, free and powerful:

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sudo mount -o loop image.iso /path/to/mount

This has worked since forever without the need for third party software and for any filesystem not just iso and not just read-only.

>and this piece of shit just stops working out of nowhere

WinCD Emu is broken

shit, meant for

Ah sorry I didn't catch the break in the sentence, sorry to hear that but it works on 8.1 and 10 for me. I hope you find a good solution soon!

It stops working when you umount(eject for the winbabs) all the images for some reason. Just keep one always mounted and switch it.

WERKS FOR ME, wincdemu literally has never not worked for me

Maybe try imdisk. It's what I use for dos hard drives and floppy disks.
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works on my machine

i pirated alcohol 120% and still works to this day. never had any issues

shits the bed with multiple bin files

Ah, the joys of getting used by Windows. Glad I abandoned that shit years ago.

>best option on a linux distro with KDE is Acetoneiso

Cinnamon 4 on Open Suse when? I can't take it anymore.

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Is there a way to get specific versions of DT Lite that aren't

Windows Explorer works fine on my machine.

7zip can open iso files. just extract to a folder and double click autorun.bat

I use ultraISO, simple and have no problems with it

Unless you're doing esoteric shit, like mounting old console game images in their original formats, the free mounting software that redfox gives away works just fine.

Dude were you frozen in 2003 and just woke up?

>Calling Daemon Tools "Daemon"
>Using Alcohol 52% or 120%
>Still needing to mount CDs
OP's a boomer.

Firstly, Windows since version 8 and Linux both support mounting ISOs natively. Secondly, every version of Windows since 3.1 supports the SUBST command in a command prompt to mount folders as drives.

>har har, look at me. I'm better

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>Butthurt over the truth
Typical zoomer trying to imitate a boomer. It's like they refuse to develop emotionally or intellectually.

Why are you SO angry over a post from a Chinise headphone producing forum?

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>Misdirecting your comments
was angrier for being proven retarded.

Windows 8.1 and up mounts them natively now. Or WinCDemu in 7.

been seeing you all over this board
definitely summertime bois

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>Samefagging summerfag
>Accuses others of summerfagging for being smart than them
Yup; sure is summer here

>being THIS annoyed

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>Proving that you were samefagging
Well done, summerfag. Don't mistake anger for honesty.

This. Wintoddlers btfo

>Doesn't know what SUBST is
>It existed since MS-DOS 4
Even DOS had the ability to mount directories as drives. People used to do that a lot to emulate floppy and optical drives.

>Even DOS had the ability to mount directories as drives.
Don't want to mount directories, I want to mount formatted disks.

>Posts an envious comment over
>Called out for being butthurt and angry
>Shitposting , and
Wow... It sounds like you're one angry summerfag