Game CD, DVD to Iso?

[Required]

Hi
I like to play more of my old Games but sadly quite every new device use nower days not a Optical drive anymore....

Is there a free Software who allow me to create an Iso Image of that Game CD, DVD to use them as Virtual drive?

Thanks

[KhakiHat]

You could try Daemon Tools.

[Error 52]

Imgburn is my personal go-to. Works quite well for the most part, though if the game has DRM you probably will run into trouble.

[Required]

21 minutes ago, Error 52 said:

Imgburn

look good. There are no errors (yet). The Game I try is from 2000.

Can someone recommend a Iso as Drive? Sorry I forgotten I need them to.

[mdecima]

1 hour ago, Required said:

look good. There are no errors (yet). The Game I try is from 2000.

Can someone recommend a Iso as Drive? Sorry I forgotten I need them to.

 

1 hour ago, KhakiHat said:

You could try Daemon Tools.

 

[Required]

16 hours ago, mdecima said:

Daemon Tools

Sadly it crash on startup:
 

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[FlappyBoobs]

On 2/4/2022 at 9:28 PM, Required said:

Hi
I like to play more of my old Games but sadly quite every new device use nower days not a Optical drive anymore....

Is there a free Software who allow me to create an Iso Image of that Game CD, DVD to use them as Virtual drive?

 

Free software to Mount ISO: windows.

 

It's been built in since windows 8 just select the ISO in Explorer and one of the options on the left is "Mount ISO", if you've changed you view or don't have the option it's in the action menu.

 

To create an ISO you should use any of the Free crestion tools. But you can create them in windows without 3rd party tools. An ISO is just a container for files, like a zip file. And windows has all the necesssry modules to both create and read them, but doing it in powershell is a bit complicated, but if you want to learn more about it it's worth looking into.