WinCDEmu 3.0 Homepage

Welcome to the WinCDEmu homepage. WinCDEmu is an open-source software that allows mounting CD/DVD images by clicking at the image files in Windows Explorer. It supports all Windows versions from WinXP to Windows 7, is open-source and completely free.

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Translations

WinCDEmu 3.0 comes with English, Russian and Japanese interfaces. Additionally, you can download a language pack with Italian, French, German and Traditional Chinese languages.

If your language is not on the list, you can easily make one: download the English language file, extract the .LNG file, open it in Notepad, simply translate all English messages to your language and submit the result to the e-mail specified in the .LNG file. Your translation will be added to the language pack and to the next versions of WinCDEmu.

Features

WinCDEmu makes mounting CD/DVD images simple: double-click on an image file in Windows Explorer and a new drive letter with the mounted image will appear. You can mount as many images as you want at the same time, and you don't need to reserve drive letters when nothing is mounted. WinCDEmu supports ISO, CUE, NRG, MDS/MDF, CCD, IMG formats and runs on all Windows versions from WinXP to Win7.

To unmount an image, double-click the corresponding file in Explorer again, or simply eject the corresponding CD drive using the context menu:

Download

To download WinCDEmu, visit its SourceForge project page, or use the direct link.

Discuss

You can discuss WinCDEmu or report bugs on this sysprogs.org forum.

Compiling source code

To build WinCDEmu from the source code, you'll need to download the BazisLib library. If you want to modify/debug WinCDEmu driver, it is recommended to use VisualDDK to debug your drivers directly from Visual Studio.

Windows 2000 compatibility

Windows 2000 is not directly supported. However, you can build the sources using Windows 2000 DDK to obtain a Win2K-compatible version.