virtual floppy on windows 7 64 bit

[.45Caliber]

Does anyone know how to install a virtual floppy on windows 7, 64 bit? It works on the 32 bit but not 64.

thanks

[Bryan2]

virtual floppy or virtual cd rom drive?

why floppy?

ultra iso or daemon

[zimmy]

yah...use damon tools...even has a nice gadget

[Necrosaro]

^Someone being a pirate :P, I installed mine through my thumb-drive

[.45Caliber]

^Someone being a pirate :P, I installed mine through my thumb-drive

I assigned my external hard drive the letter A. I put the keys on in the external. It would not work. I don't understand why. Nor, could I get the virtual floppy to work.


The virtual floppy would work on windows vista 32.

any suggestions?

Is it possible to assign a virtual cd the letter "a" and put the keys on that? That way, the computer would find the letter "a" and use those keys to open the program?

Thanks,
Don

[Necrosaro]

Daemon Tools will do that for you, it will make a virtual drive and a letter on your computer then you can use the program to open the .iso if that is what you are wanting to do?

[.45Caliber]

It turns out that I just put the keys on a flash drive and changed the letter to the drive. It works fine.

For some reason, the keys would not read on a virtual cd, on windows 64. However, they worked fine on a virtual floppy, on windows 32. I was unable to use an unsigned virtual floppy on windows 64bit. I tried every way possible with no luck.

Microsoft made windows 7 so they have to be signed. They did that to make more money, I guess.

thanks everyone