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ISO disk images are the industry standard when it comes to the optical disk images. Most of the Linux variations line Ubuntu, Mint, Debian etc. are distributed in form of downloadable ISO images. Typically you have to download the ISO files and then use a software like ImgBurn to burn these disk images to a blank CD or DVD. But why waste your blank optical media when you can view and use the ISO images right inside Windows without having to write then on the media. The freeware software DVDFab Virtual Drive lets you load ISO images into Windows and use them like real disk drives. It supports loading of CD/DVD and BlueRay ISO images.The DVDFab Virtual Drive software is an optical drive emulator which can emulate upto 18 virtual drives on your Windows system. This means that you can load upto 18 different ISO images at the same time on your computer. It also supports loading of other types of less common images like BIN, NRG and UDF. After the installation, it creates an icon in the system tray through which you can access the settings like number of virtual drives, recently used ISO images etc.

DVDFab Virtual DriveIn the Settings window for DVDFab Virtual Drive software you can set it to automatically start with Windows, mount the last used image automatically on computer restart, change the icons for virtual drives in the File Explorer and more. You can also integrate the ISO, CUE, BIN etc. files with DVDFab Virtual Drive, so that you can just double-click on these files to load them into a virtual drive.

DVDFab Virtual DriveIf you have integrated the ISO files with the DVDFab Virtual Drive, then all you have to do is double-click on the ISO image files to load them. But even if you have not associated the ISO files, you can right-click on the system tray, select a virtual drive and choose to mount the image. Both ways the disk ISO image is loaded and can be accessed like a regular disk drive in the File Explorer.

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About Sudesh

Sudesh has always been curious about computers and technology. Loves to play with both Windows and Linux. Likes to help people solve their computer problems. Has written technical articles and tutorials for some websites including MintyWhite.

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