Windows 10: Windows 10 Virtual Disc issue

I don't know when it started, but Autoplay works fine as long as I'm mounting any image and opening or back on Explorer to the This PC location. then the image file is refresh and starting to show the icon and ask for AutoPlay or AutoPlay settings does it's thing.

As long as I am mounting the image from lets say E:\ and staying there , nothing is happening. I need to open This PC icon and then it start refreshing and the image is mounting correctly.

It only works properly if I'm using Anydvd software 8.1.8.1 or any other version as long as it opened on the tray icon, but without it running I need to go to This PC and it works.

I had the missing registry of autoplay, so I've added them . but it still doesn't fix this issue.

In Disk Management the CD-ROM0 doesn't show as long I don't do Refresh or entering This PC, it is suppose to always be there even if there is no mounted drive. same as This PC which does automatically , I think this is the problem.

I have CD-ROM 0 DVD H: No media and it doesn't show the media till I do refresh or entering This PC.

Does using this command will add the drive permanently ?

reg.exe add “HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\atapi\Controller0” /f /v EnumDevice1 /t REG_DWORD /d 0x00000001

How do I fix it ?

Using Anydvd Virtual CloneDrive 5.5.0.0

edit '"::: After searching in the registry and removing all unwanted Anydvd CloneDrive it works now fine ...

There was registry that kept using Virtual CloneDrive Icon and also the name even without it installed.

And all many different registry location I don't understand what is their purpose but I removed everything with this program and after restart and reinstallation it works fine.

:)

 

SOFTWARE ON CD

You can copy the contents of each disc to a respective folder (Disc 1, Disc 2, Disc 3 etc.).

Start setup from Disc 1, when prompted for disc to browse to the contents of the folder.

Because of the age of the software, it might not work on Windows 10, so consider installing using compatibility mode:

Run Old Software on Windows 10 with Compatibility Mode - groovyPost

An extreme option you can also consider if the software is not compatible with Windows 10, is running in a virtual machine:

Run Older or Incompatible Software on Windows 10 in a ... - groovyPost

 

Annoying connected/disconnected device sound

Do you have or have you ever had Daemon installed on your System.

This software is for creating virtual drives to mount ISO files as virtual DVD's or CD's. if you have it installed that is the cause of your problem. In Windows 10 there is no need for this type of software as Windows 10 supports mounting of ISO's directly.
You simply have to double click an ISO and Windows 10 will mount it onto a virtual Drive.

If you previously had Daemon installed, there may be remnants left over:

• Go to Control Panel - Device Manager
• Under Storage Controllers look for Daemon Software (virtual Disc)
• Right click the virtual disc if it exists and choose disable
• Reboot your PC