Remove virtual drives

[Sven De Nys]

Hi there,

A long time ago I used a Virtual CD/DVD drive on my PC for mounting CD images. But I never used it since then.
So I'm wondering if someone knows how I can remove them from my system. They are visible in the Windows Explorer. And I find that kind of disturbing

[Maik Peters]

I think i know what you mean.
maybe a little screenshot so i'm sure of it what to report here

[Sven De Nys]

Drives F & G need to be deleted

[Marcel Hulsbergen]

Which tool you used to create the virtual drives, it can be like Alcohol120, Deamon tools etc?

[Sven De Nys]

well the G drive was with alcohol, but the F drive I don't know anymore but it wasn't deamon tools

[Krister Larsson]

Is it not just possible to disconnect them?
(Right click and there might be a disconnect alterantive just lik a virtual network drive)

[Pedro van Baelen]

in deamon tools u can select an option to disconnect the drives
i think the other programm will have that option to i think

[Sven De Nys]

Hmm I'll download Deamon tools then Thanks for support

[Marcel Hulsbergen]

Ok try this:

Go to control panels/system/hardware/device manager, find under "SCSI and RAID controllers" the Alcohol* SCSI controller, and remove it.

All Alcohol drives will disappear. Normally this happens automatically when you uninstall alcohol, unless at the uninstallation time you still had some image mounted.

You will Also need to remove Plug and Play Bios Extension from System Devices. and if needed the Virtual Drive Drivers from the Windows/System32/Drivers Folder.

Good luck!!