DAEMON Tools Lite 4.12

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DAEMON Tools is an advanced application for multiprotection emulation. It is further development of Generic Safedisc emulator and incorporates all its features. This program allows running Backup Copies of SafeDisc (C-Dilla), Securom, Laserlock, CDCOPS, StarForce and Protect CD (and many others) protected games. Also included is a Virtual DVDROM drive (Generic DVD-ROM) enabling you to use your CD images as if they were already burned to CD! DAEMON Tools works under Windows9x/ME/NT/2000/XP with all types of CD/DVDROM drives (IDE/SCSI) and supports nearly any CD protection.

NOTE: The Daemon tools developers have included an optional 'adware' based support system with this release. Be sure to read all screens carefully when installing.

What's New:

SPTD 1.55;
Added new languages;
Some GUI features for DT Panel;
Automount option behaviour;

Bugs fixed:

Some minor GUI bugs;
Setup bugs;

Download: DAEMON Tools Lite 4.12 (Adware)

Link: Home Page | Official Forum

(1 reply) #1 th3rEsa on 17 Jan 2008 - 21:52

Adware... is it removable?

#1.1 Amano on 18 Jan 2008 - 01:04

It's optional to install the sponsor toolbar or not.

#2 tntomek on 17 Jan 2008 - 22:12

read: "optional 'adware'"

#3 BrainDedd on 17 Jan 2008 - 22:19

Optional Adware = Be very VERY careful what you click when you install.

#4 th3rEsa on 17 Jan 2008 - 22:25

Ah, now I got it... uncheck both options and click Decline... whoa. I hope Microsoft doesn't know that.

#5 sorlag on 18 Jan 2008 - 02:37

Adware oO

(1 reply) #6 xiphi on 18 Jan 2008 - 05:08

Yet another installer that isn't UAC Aware.

#6.1 th3rEsa on 18 Jan 2008 - 14:40

UAC ain't installer aware...

#7 ynohtna on 18 Jan 2008 - 07:33

I've been using 3.47 still for the longest time... still seems to work with the images I use at least.... Figured I would've run across something that didn't work by now....

#8 magik on 18 Jan 2008 - 07:34

They really need to incorporate an auto-update feature

(1 reply) #9 SlimShady on 18 Jan 2008 - 11:18

How can an application called Lite when it has adware?

#9.1 ricksterto on 18 Jan 2008 - 16:41

Lite = lite in features vs full not in download size

#10 Popcorned on 18 Jan 2008 - 15:12

^ The advertisements are optional in the installation, you can simply decline the option and no adware will be installed.

#11 sjgore on 19 Jan 2008 - 09:06

Alcohol 52% Free Edition is better, IMHO, and only has one optional toolbar to disable during installation.

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