Old Version of Daemon Tools Lite 4.12.2
Website
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/
Developer
DAEMON Tools
Selected Version
Daemon Tools Lite 4.12.2
Supported Systems
Legacy OS support
Legacy OS support
Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista
License
Freeware
Release Date
18 March, 2008 (13 years ago )
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System Requirements of Daemon Tools Lite 4.12.2
- Windows 2000
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
Program Information of Daemon Tools Lite 4.12.2
Version Name:
Daemon Tools Lite 4.12.2
File Size:
3.53 MB
Released Date:
18 March, 2008 (13 years ago)
MD5 Checksum:
91fffc0e73409ca6022a5eaaa9494aa1
SHA1 Checksum:
01B11FCA78C69E6954DA16622FB9C1A24DC960DF
Version History of Daemon Tools Lite 4.12.2
- Change log not available
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About Daemon Tools
DAEMON Tools is a disk image emulator for Microsoft Windows that mounts images of DVD and CD media on virtual drives. The program is able to defeat most copy protection schemes such as SafeDisc and SecuROM.
DAEMON Tools was originally a furtherance in the development of another program, Generic SafeDisc emulator, and incorporated all of its features. It is currently being developed and distributed by DAEMON's Home and is free for non-commercial purposes.
DAEMON Tools Supported File Types
- b5t (Blindwrite 5)
- b6t (Blindwrite 6)
- bwt (Blindwrite, older versions)
- ccd (CloneCD)
- cdi (Discjuggler)
- cue/bin
- img (not on supported filetype list but may be used through All files (*.*))
- iso
- mds/mdf (Media Descriptor File) (Commonly used by Alcohol 120%)
- nrg (Nero Burning ROM)
- pdi (Instant CD/DVD)
- dmg (PowerISO)
Updates : Daemon Tools Updates
Did You Know?
With DAEMON Tools you would get up to 32 virtual SCSI drives and 4 virtual IDE drives that act just like the “real” physical ones.