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jbell94521 
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Posted on: Nov. 03 2010,13:50 |
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UltraISO appears to create a virtual drive that is analogous to a CD drive. On my Wihdows 7 Ultimate 64-bit machine the assigned drive letter for that virtual drive id "I". This interferes with my mapped drives in my network, (set by my login script in my Active Directory LAN). I want to change the virtual drive letter to "F" or some other letter that is not in use in the LAN. I went into UltraISO Options and then Configuration, then selected the Virtual Drive TAB. I tried changing the drive letter several times, but it does not accept the change. What can I do to remedy this? Thanks!
BTW, I am running UltraISO Premium Edition version 9.3.6.2750.
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easter
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Posted on: Nov. 07 2010,17:06 |
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It is the same. On my Win7 (32-bit) UltraISO has the same bug — it's cannot assign an emulated drive letter to something before "I". But you can set it to any letter after "I" ("X", for example).
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xoben
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Posted on: Nov. 07 2010,19:38 |
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Tips for Windows 7:
1) Click on desktop icon of UltraISO, choose 'Run as administrator' from popup menu
2) Change drive letter as you did before
3) Exit UltraISO
4) Shutdown and restart Windows 7
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1) Create a .reg file as the following:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\ISODrive\Parameters\Device0]
"DRIVE"="X"
2) run the reg file, then shutdown and restart your Windows 7.
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easter
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Posted on: Nov. 08 2010,05:12 |
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xoben, I tried to change drive letter via regisitry, set DRIVE to G (it was X, and drive letter used was X) then restarted immediately. After windows start virtual iso drive started as I: again. DRIVE value in ISODrive service registry branch is still G.
Well before installing UltraISO, I maybe connected some USB drives which have been mapped to drive letters G & H. So first I tried to dig where windows stores the list of disk devices and its drive letters used (didn't find yet), but then found this post and it's seems exactly the same issue.
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Sven
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Posted on: Nov. 29 2010,20:38 |
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xoben, thanks to you I found another registry key nearby called "ExcludeDrives". In my case it originally had the value "CDEFGHI" which explains why UltraISO failed to assign a drive letter before J. I suggest you do this:
1) Create a .reg file as the following:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\ISODrive\Parameters]
"ExcludeDrives"="CDEFGHI"
2) Change the value "CDEFGHI" to contain only the drive letters you want to be excluded from ISODrive use. At least leave the system drive letter - usually "C"
3) Save the .reg file
4) Run the .reg file
Problem solved. No need to reboot.
Edited by Sven on Dec. 10 2010,10:58
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easter
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Posted on: Dec. 03 2010,08:10 |
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Thanks Sven, I confirm this solution works on my win7 machine.
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nito710
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Posted on: Nov. 01 2011,04:06 |
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Thanks for the comment bigbird. I couldn’t agree more. A little helpful information never hurt anybody!
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Edited by nito710 on Nov. 01 2011,04:08
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