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First post, by Oldskoolmaniac

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Ive tried using magic iso maker with magic disc but that crashes on every 98 system I have, so what are you guys using that works?

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Reply 2 of 11, by firage

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Yes, Daemon Tools 3.47 is the definitive virtual drive.

My big-red-switch 486

Reply 3 of 11, by Oldskoolmaniac

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Thanks ill try that out when I get some time.

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Reply 4 of 11, by RacoonRider

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Yup, version 3.47. Best version of DTools ever, before it became bloated. A computer game magazine I read back in 2005-2006 supplied a copy of 3.47 on each DVD, that's how much of a musthave it was back in the day.

Reply 5 of 11, by Oldskoolmaniac

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yep D-tools worked no crashing at all thanks

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Reply 6 of 11, by candle_86

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Dtools or I used alcohol 120% back in the day

Reply 7 of 11, by Oldskoolmaniac

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Would D-tools also work in win95? is there any hope for 95 😵

By the way D-tools works really well on 98 thanks

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Reply 8 of 11, by oeuvre

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Virtual CloneDrive v 5.4.2.5 works perfectly in 95

HP Z420 Workstation Intel Xeon E5-1620, 32GB, RADEON HD7850 2GB, SSD + HD, XP/7
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Reply 9 of 11, by Jorpho

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Oldskoolmaniac wrote:

Would D-tools also work in win95? is there any hope for 95 😵

There has been some discussion of it in the past, since of course it is very useful when running Windows 95 in DOSBox. I think it might require IE4 or possibly a specific component of IE4 that can be installed independently. Searching the board should tell you more.

Reply 10 of 11, by Sammy

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DT 3.47 works good in Win95 inside Dosbox.

The only Problem here was, when rebooting Win95 hangs.

I disabled the Automount - Function of DaemonTools, then it works with no Problems.
The only thing is, you have to mount the iso manually after rebooting.

Reply 11 of 11, by Snookeroo

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I have just installed Daemon Tools 3.47 on my Windows 98 rig for the first time. What a revelation! It works flawlessly and instantly. No more noisy CDROM drives while I play (unless I feel like it).