Virtual Clonedrive silent installer

[scarface]

Here is Virtual Clone drive v5.5 silent installer made by myself.
Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4NsBhRUPihXQXlmaHZlZ0otYXc
for xp/7/8 x86 x64
includes virtual clonedrive & certificate

Virtual clonedrive does the same things as daemon tools, but I find it easier to use. What's more, the installer is totally clean.

[Vasudev]

I use DT w/o the bloat. Just uncheck SPTD driver while installing.

[Vasudev]

I was mainly referring to emulation features (SecuRom etc; I don't know if they're available in DT Lite). VCD is 'bare bones', which is exactly what I want from this type of software.

Yes they're available. There's a new update called DT10 looks like win 10 with strict MS signatures and no kernel patching I guess.

[humbert]

I'm curious about something. Not being totally sure what you meant by "Virtual Clonedrive", I did a search and discovered it's basically taking an ISO (or similar) and mounting it as a virtual drive. That being the case, why do you guys bother to look for software that does this? If you wanted to do that with Windows 8.1 , simply right click the ISO and select "Mount". I've done it a few times before and it works great.

Then again you could simply extract the ISO's files and run the setup program.

[Vasudev]

With Win8.1 and above there is an option for mounting ISO w/o third party apps. Will you reserve your Windows 10 upgrade?

[humbert]

With Win8.1 and above there is an option for mounting ISO w/o third party apps. Will you reserve your Windows 10 upgrade?

I already did. In fact in one of the other topics I mentioned that MS' upgrade prompt won't go away when you reserve your upgrade.

[Vasudev]

Installed the update with no registration window appear.

[humbert]

Installed the update with no registration window appear.

It's on the taskbar at the bottom right.

[scarface]

Virtual clone drive was updated to version 5.5
Note that the switchless install is not a rar archive anymore but a 7zip sfx executable.
Indeed, the rar achive was detected as a trojan by some antivirus. It shouldn’t be the case anymore.

Here is the script used:

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;!@Install@!UTF-8!
GUIMode="2"
MiscFlags="4"
InstallPath="%SystemDrive%\\VCD"
ExtractPathText="%systemdrive%\\VCD"
OverwriteMode="8"
RunProgram="%systemdrive%\\VCD\\certmgr.exe -add -c %systemdrive%\\VCD\\EB.cer -s -r localMachine TrustedPublisher"
RunProgram="%systemdrive%\\VCD\\vcd.exe /S /noreboot"
;!@InstallEnd@!