What software should I use to create a virtual drive?
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I don't know if this will apply exactly to your setup, but on a Windows machine (98, NT, 2000, I haven't verified that this carried over to XP)...\n\n1) Create the folder that you want to turn into a "drive" -- for this example let's call it "c:&#92;drive_z"\n\n2) Start Menu -> Run\n\nType...\n\ncmd <enter>\n\n3) Type the following line...\n\nsubst z: c:&#92;drive_z <enter>\n\nYou now have a drive letter Z whose root directory is the contents of c:&#92;drive_z \n\nIt will remain until you reboot your machine, or until you type\n\nsubst z: /d <enter>
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Veritas backup software\n\nNorton Ghost\n\nI recommend.
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Use an enteractive media disk. Have you ever heard about Microsoft Encarta? It's an encyclopedia on disk. That helps.
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caviar is very expensive ;-)\n\nso i would suggest for a small 40GB hard disk a cheap enclosure will do it. get this one:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817402015
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Download daemon tools\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+daemon+tools\n\n\nIt's small and free. Install it. Open it. Right click it's icon on the taskbar. Mount image, select your drive, select the cue. Will work. Cheers.\n\ngo to my computer and open the program
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VirtualDub should do the job (and its free)
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download a trial of partition magic. very easy to use.
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Using a pen/thumb drive is the most efficient way. They some in different capacities. You should get the one with the largest capacity if you plan to move huge files.\n\nNote: This suggestion is for data files only. You can never move O/S or system files or even programs.
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I would highly recommend CasperXP. It's saved me a few times now and makes a complete bootable clone of the disk. The best thing is that it can backup whilst you are still using XP and has smart clone technology so that on subsequent backups it will only backup changed sectors of the hard disk reducing backup time considerably. It will work with external USB hard disks.
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Fileplanet, download.com, www.Xdrive.com, www.dropload.com\n\nThere are plenty more as well.
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Daemon Tolls alone cannot create CD images. It can use CD images as virtual Drives. To create a CD Image (an ISO) the easiest program to use is UltraISO. If you have Windows XP Service Pack 2, you can use version 2 of ISO Recorder to create images. ISO Recorder is free, UltraISO is $29.95.
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you should use the letest version of the norton ghost it works with NTFS system too
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As far as a "fake" drive, if your refering to a software based drive (not a physical drive), such as a CD-ROM, I use a software called "Alchol 120%" (www.alchol-software.com). It allows you to create virtual CD-ROM devices and allows you to "mount" a file such as a ISO or a BIN file to and the computer will think that it the CD in it.\n\nHope this helps!
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I would recommend Vision Backup from http://www.vwsolutions.com.  They even have an open file plug-in that allows you to backup files while they are in use.
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Simply put, you can't - the drive won't be able to read it. You could make a disc-image on a PC which has a DVD drive and then mount on your PC via a virtual drive, but then you'd have the problem of transporting such a large file anyway.
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You can use any one of the following\n\nRanish Partition Manager \nPartition Logic
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vmware is the good choose.\nwhen you run it follow the steps it is very easy to use