please help me solve this strange problem.

[quan chi]

guys few months back i instlled daemon tools and mounted a .mds file image.as you can see from the picture below.

*aycu37.webshots.com/image/20436/2003363088195320209_rs.jpg
then after some days i uninstalled daemon tools and forgot to unmount the .mds file.and to delete my virtual or whatever drive it has created(the circled one).
now i want to remove that drive.for that i tried to reinstall daemon tools but it isnt getting installed please see the screenshot below.
*aycu16.webshots.com/image/23695/2003308681420606702_rs.jpg

guys please help me is there any way to delete that drive.

 

[Liggy]

Not sure about Vista, But I know in XP (I had simillar issues with alcohol 120) open up decvice manager and remove/uninstall the scsi & Raid controler for your vitrual drive.

 

[quan chi]

thanks for the reply.

how to open the device manager

 

[ravi_9793]

thanks for the reply.

how to open the device manager

start-->>right click my computer-->>properties-->>hardware-->>device manager

 

[s18000rpm]

*s2.supload.com/thumbs/default/untitled-20070728002426.jpg

[this is for XP, should be similar for Vista too]

 

[quan chi]

thanks for the reply.

well i have uninstalled scsi.that removed the drive.but it appeared again after i restarted my system.
well i have not uninstalled raid controller.can anyone please help me how to uninstall it.is this it which has to be removed.

*aycu30.webshots.com/image/22549/2005658050288769081_rs.jpg

 

[s18000rpm]

try installing Daemon Tools again.

 

[quan chi]

try installing Daemon Tools again.

well as i earlier mentioned it may not be possible until i remove that virtual image completely.
but please do mention shall i have to remove the (mentioned in the picture)
raid controller.

 

[Liggy]

daemon tools was installed on fresh vista (not xp, then upgrade to vista?), u can try this *www.softpedia.com/get/File-managers/Virtual-Drive-Explorer.shtml but as you can see the release date is 04 and therefore not to sure if it will function with Vista ('supposedly' you can remove virtual drivs with it) browsing the web seems like a few people have your exact same issue, stupid Vista!