Please Insert A Disk Dvd Software That Gives

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A couple of days I had no problems mounting all kind of images and accessing them just fine.

However I dont know why now every time I try to mount an image file and install some game or application I get the Please insert disk number.

I used the images that Im trying to mount now before and everything worked fine.

Could it be because of the SATA driver for my HDD or such Basically the SMART failed for my HDD and when it was returned back from the warranty the HDD wasnt Hitachi anymore but Fujitsu.

I am using the Windows XP SP3 install CD into which I inserted the SATA drivers with nLite when I had the Hitachi HDD.

Now I have the Fujitsu HDD but the driver works fine as I can leave the SATA option activated in bios and boot Windows (I have a HP Compaq 6720s).

Is your virtual drive clearly visible Im wondering what the source of the problem could be sigh.

Maybe it works if you set the virtual drive (instead of the physical) to be the first drive when the computer asks for a CD.

Does somebody know how to change the priority of reading drives It should be somewhere in the Windows Control Panel.

Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Computer Management - Disk Management - Right click on optical drive - Change drive letters and path.

I hate having to fish out my old cds - so many to search through.

Please Insert A Disk Dvd Software That Gives

There arent any issues that I know of with my configuration - Daemon Tools is the only software that gives me issues.

Also, as I said, the image isnt unmounted, but the virtual drive acts as if it has been ejected, as if you were to eject the disc tray while installing software from a physical disc.

I cant make Daemon tools re-insert the tray, but it does say the image is still mounted.