I have a software program that's on a CD. I have it installed on my home desktop and my work laptop. Carrying the CD back and forth opens the door to the CD becoming damaged.
The software requires that the CD to be in the drive in order to run. Other users of this software have successfully cloned the contents of the CD to a virtual drive and have successfully gotten the software to recognize the virtual drive as though it was the CD.
I've asked several times how to do this on the Facebook group for the software, but only get the response that it's already been discussed and to search the group. I cannot find clear instructions on how to do it.
I have Windows 7 on the desktop and Windows 10 on the laptop. The software is Monogram Wizard Plus.
I was able to successful create a virtual drive on the desktop, but haven't tried on the laptop. I cannot figure out how to clone the CD to get it's contents into the virtual drive and or once there how to get the software to recognize it.
Anyone out there to tell me what software I need and the steps to follow to get this accomplished. I am not super tech savvy, so please, keep it simple.
Thanks,
Alisa
The software requires that the CD to be in the drive in order to run. Other users of this software have successfully cloned the contents of the CD to a virtual drive and have successfully gotten the software to recognize the virtual drive as though it was the CD.
I've asked several times how to do this on the Facebook group for the software, but only get the response that it's already been discussed and to search the group. I cannot find clear instructions on how to do it.
I have Windows 7 on the desktop and Windows 10 on the laptop. The software is Monogram Wizard Plus.
I was able to successful create a virtual drive on the desktop, but haven't tried on the laptop. I cannot figure out how to clone the CD to get it's contents into the virtual drive and or once there how to get the software to recognize it.
Anyone out there to tell me what software I need and the steps to follow to get this accomplished. I am not super tech savvy, so please, keep it simple.
Thanks,
Alisa