Win32 Disk Imager is a simple open source application that writes CD or DVD image files to a USB or SD card, creating a virtual disk drive. Just unzip the program (no installation required), select the image you want to create from your hard drive and finally the device where you want it written to, and that's it, in a few seconds your pen drive or your memory card will become a virtual CD. You can also go back and create an image by copying the data on the storage device, but you can't create it from a CD, for that you will need a different program. Win32 Disk Imager is a simple program that carries out its function to perfection without wasting valuable resources.

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Presentation MacDisk is an utility for reading, writing and formatting Apple Macintosh magnetic media on an IBM compatible PC, without any hardware modification of the computer and without any add-on. MacDisk is a 32-bit application and runs under all recent versions of Windows (Vista and 7/8 included, even 64 bits). Supported Media • HD (High Density) floppy disks (1.44 MB), • Plain hard disks without any capacity limit (see also our page on and on ). Caution, Thunderbolt disks are not supported yet. • CD-ROMs, pure, hybrid (HFS/ISO 9660) and even CD-ROMs with Apple extensions • DVD-ROMs, which are in fact just huge CD-ROMs • Iomega cartridges, 100 and 250 MB • Iomega Jaz removable disks, 1 and 2 GB • External hard disks connected on the USB or FireWire (IEEE 1394) bus • SyQuest cartridges, all capacities • Bernoulli disks, all capacities • USB media (keys, drives, token) • Magneto-optical cartridges of 128 and 230 MB (3.5') and of 300, 350, 600, 650 MB (5.25'). Macintosh CD-ROMs are managed as read-only volumes.

If you want to create Macintosh CD-ROMs or DVD-ROMs on your PC, please check. All kinds of cartridges are supported (be it on SCSI bus, on USB bus, on IDE/ATAPI bus or on the parallel port). Under Windows 2000 and higher, we don't use the Aspi layer any more, but a service launched under the local system. See the and the.