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#1
 2008-12-09, 19:03
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cyka 
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"Virtual Drive" - please help
I downloaded Tony Hawk's UnderGround for PC. It's all installed and everything, no problems there, but when I open the program it tells me there's no CD in it.
I checked in the files I downloaded and I found instructions telling me to "mount a file in my virtual drive". This apparently tricks the game into thinking there's a disc in. I found the file but
1) how do I mount it in a virtual drive?
2) what the fuck is a virtual drive?
any suggestions appreciated, thanks
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#2
 2008-12-09, 19:13
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The Chip Shop Guy 
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Re: "Virtual Drive" - please help
*ignoresillegalactivitythatforsomereasonwecan'ttal kaboutonafreedomofspeechsite butthishasalreadybeencoveredbeforeinanotherthread*
A virtual drive is like a normal CD drive, minus the physical CD.
When you 'mount' a real CD you put it into a real disk drive and it spins and mechanical things happen and your computer see's an image.
When you make a virtual drive, well, it's kind of self explanatory, you make your virtual drive. Then you mount your CD image. Your computer doesn't care if there is a disk there or not, it just see's an image.
CD images are usually stored in .iso, .cue or something else but you need a program to create the virtual drive and then you use it to mount the image.
You could also burn the CD image to a real CD and then use the CD as you would any other CD.
I use Alcohol 120% for both but there are other free alternatives.
(Someone correct me if i'm wrong)
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#3
 2008-12-09, 20:55
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Cpt.Winters 
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Re: "Virtual Drive" - please help
daemon tools works too
i always found it easier than alcohol for some reason
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#4
 2008-12-09, 21:12
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Re: "Virtual Drive" - please help
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Originally Posted by Cpt.Winters
daemon tools works too
i always found it easier than alcohol for some reason
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Same. I like Daemon Tools.
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#5
 2008-12-10, 03:13
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ObsdianZ 
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Re: "Virtual Drive" - please help
Daemon Tools is better than alcohol 120%.
PowerIso is better than both put together.
Also, you're going to have to reinstall and use a no-cd crack.
Silly nubs, lern2pirate.
*ObZ
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#6
 2008-12-10, 05:41
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Assmonkey 
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Re: "Virtual Drive" - please help
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Originally Posted by ObsdianZ
Daemon Tools is better than alcohol 120%.
PowerIso is better than both put together.
Also, you're going to have to reinstall and use a no-cd crack.
Silly nubs, lern2pirate.
*ObZ
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Reinstall shouldn't be necessary.
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