I'm trying to figure out how to make a certain program be CD independent(CD ROM Virtualization?). I'm making installer scripts for cd dependent programs and I can't seem to remove that dependency.
What I mean with CD Dependent Programs is that you install a certain program (like a game) and when you run the program from the HD installation, it requires you to have the CD in your CD ROM drive.
This happens mostly for games, and it could either be that the installation does not include huge files (videos, movies, etc) or that the EXE file still links to the CD ROM drive even if all the files from the CD were installed in the HD (a registry issue perhaps).
So I'm just wondering if anyone has a solution (preferably in NSIS) to eliminate this CD dependency (CD ROM Virtualization). I understand that you could "fool" the CD dependent program by copying the CD contents to the HD and saying that the CD is "in the hard drive". I hope to do that together with my NSIS scripts.
What I mean with CD Dependent Programs is that you install a certain program (like a game) and when you run the program from the HD installation, it requires you to have the CD in your CD ROM drive.
This happens mostly for games, and it could either be that the installation does not include huge files (videos, movies, etc) or that the EXE file still links to the CD ROM drive even if all the files from the CD were installed in the HD (a registry issue perhaps).
So I'm just wondering if anyone has a solution (preferably in NSIS) to eliminate this CD dependency (CD ROM Virtualization). I understand that you could "fool" the CD dependent program by copying the CD contents to the HD and saying that the CD is "in the hard drive". I hope to do that together with my NSIS scripts.