Do you know this famous proverb: live and learn? Well, this saying can be a good subtitle for today"s post. I would like to tell you about the useful feature of DAEMON Tools Ultra, which I have discovered recently. It is a very tricky way of and burn discs, using a virtual drive.
Definitely, I don"t need to explain you that DAEMON Tools Ultra is well-known image mounting software that creates various types of images. I bet you tried to make some virtual discs from the physical ones. Today I want to describe a little bit different situation. How to create an ISO image from files and folders, which are stored on your PC? How to "burn" not the CD, but the virtual disc? Let"s try to find out the answers.
I faced the question about how to create an ISO image from files when I decided to make backups of my immense photo collection. I have 6TB hard disk drive, and it is enough for storing big amount of data. I don"t want to buy discs, so I decided to create ISO images instead to store all my photos. I opened DAEMON Tools Ultra and chose Make Disc Image option. Here I faced a problem - to create a new image, I need an optical disc.
That"s a bit ridiculous. I want to create ISO image from files and folders, I don"t have a disc with my photos. Well, I can burn my data on CD-RW and then make a disc image, but it makes no sense. DAEMON Tools Ultra should have a better solution, and… it does! Now I"d like to describe, how to create an ISO image from files for those, who are also interested in this question.
How to create and ISO image from files and folders
At the beginning, let me remind you some copy-book maxims. To start using DAEMON Tools Ultra, download and install this program on your PC. DAEMON Tools Ultra has a 20-day long trial period, so you can evaluate its features — try to create ISO image from files or and , for example, — and then decide, whether you need a paid license or not.
Now let"s look how this virtual drive emulator will let us burn some data to ISO image.
To open a newly created image, I need DAEMON Tools Ultra or any other software that mounts virtual discs. Look how my photos are presented now:
Hope my post about how to create an ISO image from files and folders was helpful. Would you use this feature? Write me your comments below!