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...Yeah I just used a system restore point, but I had to make a few phone calls to get that going...Anyway, when i first got windows 7 installed on this originally vista enabled laptop, my mates tried to install "alchol 120%" and it BSOD'd, they fixed it and assumed it was the one they got (pirated-apparently they had a few friends with the same thing and thought it was the particular one they used).But upon downloading and installing 52% (latest) it did it again, does my windows 7 not like alchol/cd emulation?(Note-It's a pirated copy of 7, but my friend who used the same disc on his laptop hasn't had the same issue because he has 120% installed-I'm gonna try daemon tools but if it happens again I'll update this-also I got 52% from the official website so no chance of that being screwed)EDIT:Daemon tools has the same effect :(
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I'd say theres something wrong with the OS install, I've used virtual cd drives on win 7. Do make sure its the latest version of the program.Try elby clonedrive.
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Replying to #2
I'll give that a go...
I said that to the people who did the OS install...I'll make them install it again (they said it had nothing to do with the OS install ::) )
..and with the program you suggestec, does it do dvd isos?
I got another suggestion (power iso) and it lacks dvd iso compatibility...thus I can;t use it to run dvd iso's :( (it comes up as cd drive, not dvd drive like alchol before it)
Replying to #4
Why thank you loonylion :)
[me=hYpNoS]has a new tool to play with[/me]
Also there's a bug on Windows 7 that makes it erase all restore points after you install a driver.
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Replying to #6
I don't install drivers often, lucky for me 2 recent restore points were ready to use.
Replying to #7
I don't use restore points. Lots of wasted HD space.
