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I use Virtual Clone drive, which works exceptionally well for mounting iso image<br />
The proble I have had is that when it mounts an image it takes over the system CD Drive - ie it removes CD drive letter D and adds drive letter E for the clone drive<br />
When I insert a CD it is not recognised by the computer<br />
The only way I can get the drive D back is reboot<br />
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Is there a way round this please
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I use Virtual Clone drive, which works exceptionally well for mounting iso image
The proble I have had is that when it mounts an image it takes over the system CD Drive - ie it removes CD drive letter D and adds drive letter E for the clone drive
When I insert a CD it is not recognised by the computer
The only way I can get the drive D back is reboot

Is there a way round this please

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