Daemon Tools is driving me mad!

[whoeverxxx]

Originally Posted by TippeX

well i meant uninstalling it in normal windows, uninstalling in safe mode might work (havent actually tried that).. my idea was more.. uninstall normal, reboot in safe mode (thus loading minimal driver set) and see if cdroms work then

The CDrom drives always have worked fine its just that I'm not getting a reading on what is in the drives when they are occupied in the MY COMPUTER window. Its somewhat inconvenient since I have to go to disc management just to find out the exact name of the disc that is in the drives, I also like being able to tell when the drive is loaded as the name of whatever CD is put in the drive\s is instantly displayed the second it loads if things were normal.

I did try uninstalling the driver for D-tools and then rebooted into safe mode. The J drive still showed up even in safe mode. Maybe the d-tools driver isn't what is cuasing that to appear. I just reformatted this system a week ago and now have it the way I like it except for these 2 problems.

Dr. Killer, I really don't care to spend another day or more installing windows, updating and then reistalling all the other software if there is a quick solution to this problem. Reformatting might be the only answer and I know its one solution that will fix my problem but I'm going to stick it out for awhile and hope someone shoots me some more suggestions to try first.

[Sidney]

Well I will say it again.
If you have problems with Daemon Tools then ask, or at least read, in their support forum.
They are, afterall, in the best position to offer help with their own product.

[whoeverxxx]

Originally Posted by Sidney

Well I will say it again.
If you have problems with Daemon Tools then ask, or at least read, in their support forum.
They are, afterall, in the best position to offer help with their own product.

What makes you think this is definitly a D-tools related issue? I was just starting to beleive that that program may have nothing to do with this as I explained above. I have posted on their site and will try uninstalling the driver as a thread on their forum describes how to do that.

[Grumpy]

@whoeverxxx
Ive just noticed your link for the pic in your first post!
Are you sure that drive does not belong to Alcohol 120?
My Daemon tools virtual drive does not have the 'DVD' logo on it!! But my alcohol drive does!

[Joe Forster/STA]

I've had a similar problem with Alcohol 120% that I uninstalled and reinstalled, for a test. The drive got removed but the "PNP extension" whatever device in the Device Manager didn't. I had to delete it manually from the registry, YUCK!

(By the way, wrong forum! This question belongs to the "CD/DVD Software & Utilities" forum...)

[Grumpy]

@Joe.

(By the way, wrong forum! This question belongs to the "CD/DVD Software & Utilities" forum...)

hehehe, you are right! I didnt even realize we were in the Fileforums Support forum.

EDIT: Moved to the correct forum.