.mdf .mds .md0 to .iso on HD advance?

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  1. dejaxblu3

    dejaxblu3 Member

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    I just downloaded a game with three of these files and I want to make them or one of them into a .iso file so i can transfer it to my harddrive and play it off of HD Advance.
     
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    Mount the disk in Alcohol 120% and install the game via "Virtual Drive" Thats what i do :) save time rather then converting it to iso then uploading.
     
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    YOu can mount it with Alcohol 120% or convert it using UltraISO - the first is the easier way, I don't see the point in converting, it's just a waste of time
     
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    yeah how do you mount and all that stuff of Alcohol cuz i havnt done this sense Doom 3 came out for the PC. if you do list the steps can you go into detail cuz its been a real long time.
     
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    OK I'm going to do this without pictures so follow the instructions carefully:

    1) First you need to turn on Virtual Drive in Alcohol 120%, go to File:Option, the select Virtual Drive on the left hand side tab, for the "Number of Virtual Drives" select 1, then OK
    2) Press "Ins" and select the.mds file
    3) Double click on the newly added file (you should see it in the top right window) and that'll add it to your virtual drive
    4) Bring up "My Computer" and you should be able to see your new virtual drive with the image you just mounted :)
     

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