Mount an ISO File with Daemon Tools
Posted on 01. Sep, 2008 by Kyle Judkins in How To
There are several ways to mount ISO files, but I have been using Daemon Tools for some time now. It is a light weight and easy to use tool that I recommend, and today, I’m going to walk you through how to mount all of your ISO files using Daemon Tools.
Download Daemon Tools
The first step is easy enough just download Daemon Tools.
Open Daemon Tools
When you open Daemon Tools, you will only get an icon in the system tray, so don’t wait for a window to pop up.
Mount the ISO File
Next, right click on the Daemon Tools icon to open up the menu. Go to Virtual CD/DVD-ROM, then Device 0.
After clicking on Device 0, click on Mount Image. A new window will pop up, and you must locate the ISO file on your hard drive. Just click on the ISO file and you’re done.
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Talk Binary
01. Sep, 2008
Great! I use this as well…I mounted Starcraft so I didn’t have to find the cd when I (always) wanted to play it! =)
Jeanne
27. Sep, 2008
i understand everything you said but what i want to mount cannot be found. i downloaded adobe indesign from utorrent. but i cannot locate the iso. not knowing how to use daemon tools i mounted the winrar file. the program opened and i thought i was in like flinn but i was not. the program asked me to insert the cd. so now i am not sure what to try next. should i download a different torrent. well your the deamon expert . i ask for your assistance. email me or whatever. thnks in advance i hope
Holly
08. Dec, 2008
OMG! That was so easy. I’m not a computer idiot, but when you read the instructions on torrent sites, the don’t make sense. THIS makes sense. Worked like a charm. Thanks!
Christianp
06. Jan, 2009
Worked well and flawlessly. Thanks for the contribution !
Aman
21. Mar, 2009
Hi
I’m trying to install Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire but whenever I try to install it, by double clicking on the “EA” application (Autorun), it says insert the CD. I have downloaded Daemon and tried mounting “exe” files but doesn’t work. There aren’t any type of these files “Cue, ISO, Bwt, Cdi, b5t, ccd, mds, nrg, pdi” in the folders of the game. So I don’t know what to mount and what exactly to do. I have the CD key and everything but having trouble installing. You are an expert and I ask for your assistance. Please email me back. Thanks
(amitoj_123@hotmail.com)
Valdezii
06. Jun, 2009
i have mounted my .iso file but then nothing happens. How do i get the autorun.exe file to run?
Kyle Judkins
06. Jun, 2009
You should be able to go into my computer and run it from there.
Dan
07. Jun, 2009
WOW, didnt even think it was that simple. Credit to Binary for this easy suggestion lol thanks
Warie
09. Jun, 2009
Daemon works fine, but what to do if you want to burn the mounted file if it’s bigger than 2 GB? Nero 7 doesn’t do it! Even UDF doesn’t work. Any suggestions?
Nedeljko
17. Jul, 2009
i downloaded game with Rapid share…and there is “mount or burn .iso image”…..ok…i used Hjsplit program to join all files…24 of them i think…then when i try to mount that “image” i cannot found it with daemon tools…. when i look in File Type there is only: File…not .iso…. So…can you help me xDD.. where did i go wrong
Thanks xD
Zo
30. Aug, 2009
i’ve done everythig you said above, i then go on my computer to run my file and this message comes up:
”Windows cannot read from this disc. The disc might be corrupted, or it could be using a format that is not compatible for windows”
arghhhh.
help me please?!
cOnar
20. Oct, 2009
i’ve done everythig you said above, i then go on my computer to run my file and this message comes up:
”Windows cannot read from this disc. The disc might be corrupted, or it could be using a format that is not compatible for windows”
arghhhh.
help me please?!
Im having the EXACT same problem, drivin me crazy please someone help
Cody
29. Jan, 2010
When i go to virtual devices there is no Device 0…….what am i supposed to do then?
Lily
08. Mar, 2010
Well, isn’t that just great! I dl DT lite to find out is even doesn’t have the choice ‘virtual CD/DVD Rom…So I guess it stops here… It’s a shame, it cost me a lot of time..
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