![]() I use to play Diablo II with ripped ISOs in place of using CDs back in the day with DTools. How to remove Daemon Tools Pro after windows 10 update Hello, Since I updated windows 10 I have been having some issues with Daemon Tools Pro since it's not compatible with windows 10 anymore, there is no way I could uninstall it or either delete its folder because of the remaining 'DTShl64.dll'. Hell, some of those have additional features such as defeating copy protection mechanisms on discs. Maybe it supports more file types than just ISOs like WinCDEmu, Virtual Clone Drive, Daemon Tools all do. For whatever reason he likes whatever he wants to use better. I don't think he is making an argument that what he wants to use is less RAM. (File Explorer, like Windows Explorer in previous versions, is always running - remember, it's the shell behind other necessaries, such as the Taskbar.) That is less than any third-party ISO mounting utility i have seen - free OR fee. Even the additional processes chew up no more in the way of RAM use. ![]() ![]() And how does your utility (even a home-rolled one) use less RAM (or resources) than File Explorer (the renamed Windows Explorer, which handles ISO mounting)? At worst, File Explorer adds an additional process per ISO it mounts - it uses no more RAM on a per-drive or even per-ISO basis (at up to six drives). ![]()
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