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    Hi all,
    I have installed a game by building image using virtual drive. Now when I start the game, it gives messege that 'Please insert correct disk and click ok' .
    I have proper disk in virtual drive but still my PC is taking CD ROM drive as current drive.
    Can anyone tell me, how can I make my virtual drive as currennt CD drive to run my game without any problem.

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    Not all games work with a virtual drive. Those games with anti-copy protection may image using the imaging/build software, but they still will require the install CD to be in the drive to play the game. That defeats the purpose of it all, I know, but it's a fact of life. You also may experience problems with ISO CDs. What software program are you using? Version number?
    Last edited by bistro; October 20th, 2005 at 05:06 PM.
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    Of course your talking about games you own here anayway so it's only the inconvenience of having to physically put the CD in the CD drive that we're trying to resolve ?

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