This drive works as a physical optical drive, just insert and eject discs from the tray.

You can store the contents of DVDs and CDs on your hard drive and quickly access the data.

Daemon Tools Lite has significant advantages over many similar tools.

For example, it does not use a proprietary container format, which makes it widely compatible and offers more options when burning or verifying discs.

Daemon Tools Lite makes up most disc image types and creates ISO, MDS MDF, and MDX images from CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays.

It also compresses disk images and enables password protection.

Daemon Tools Lite creates two types of virtual drives: GP virtual devices, which offer basic emulation capabilities, and SCSI virtual devices, which mimic disks with special signatures as security keys.

Most users will find the GP virtual appliance suitable for everyday use.

The toolbar that separates the upper and lower windows contains all the Daemon Tools Lite controls, starting with the Add Image controls.

We can mount and release images, add virtual GP and SCSI devices, remove existing virtual drives, and create disk images.

The Preferences tool allows us to configure everything from hotkeys to confirmation.

We clicked Add Image, looked at some ISO images, and added them to the Image Catalog.

So selecting the drive and image and clicking the mount arrow is a simple question.

Daemon Tools Lite is a great choice for laptops, especially those without an optical drive.

But anyone who uses DVDs or CDs for data or playback can save time and effort by using virtual disk drives instead of spinning plastic.

Mount all popular image types, create MDX, MDS, and ISO files, and keep your favorite images at your fingertips.

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