Well I have so many games and im tired of having to put all of different disks in when I want to play the game. Does anyone know of a program that can actually put the disks on the computer and then it would be like a library, such as I just pull the program up and it has all games in order? Im sure there is a such thing since I went to this lan once where they provided the computer and it was exactly like that.
Wrong games he is talking about You can make CD images but im not sure how it works exactly, so ill let someone else expand.
ummm... i had a program before... i think it was called Game Jackle what it does is when you play your games, it records all the files from the disk. so you will still need the disks for a while...
I use GameDrive. http://www.farstone.com/home/ensite/products/gamedrive.shtml It was bundled with my graphics card, so it's all good. It works great for me.
Yep thats something like what I need. The person that suggested Alcohol 120% I already use it but its kind of a pain.
This is how to do, get the following programs: UltraISO and Deamon tools. UltraISO: http://look.tucows.com/files4/uiso7_me.exe Deamon tools: http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php Install both, then go to Ultra ISO, put your CD/DVD into your drive and then in the menu there is an option to make a image for a CD, save the output to anywhere you want. Then goto deamon tools, its located right at the bottom of your screen, a sort of red lightning icon, right click > emulation > all options on. Then right click again > virtual cd/dvdrom > amount of drives, pick your choiche, if you want one virtual drive select one, etc... you'll see a new drive in your ''My Computer''. Now right click again on the icon (it should be green now) and go to virtual cd/dvd rom again, Device 0 and then select the output of Ultra ISO's file, where you saved it. That should work.
You can make a ISO with i think nero,(prety sure you can get it other ways) Use daemon tools or nero imaging tools to mount it to a virtual drive and walla, virtual computer disk.