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Note: A notification to restart your computer may appear by the initial mounting of an image file under Win-

dows 2000. Cancel this in order to mount the image as a drive.

Technical limitations

- Windows refresh problem: if you're working with a remote desktop connection, a new login will be needed for

displaying the mounted drives.

- Mounting images larger than 2TB is not supported by Windows 2000 and Windows XP (32-bit).

Unmount drive

If you no longer want to display a virtual drive you've mounted from an image file, click under Tools on Unmount

drive and remove the drive in the program window

Convert image file

The tool Convert image file allows you to change the properties and content of existing images (OMG) or a virtual

hard disk (VHD). It creates a copy of the image file (OMG) or virtual hard disk (VHD), so that the original image

remains intact.

Further settings like compression, encryption or splitting images into several image files with a certain size are pos-

sible. Please note the restrictions that apply to Handling virtual hard disks (VHD).

Merge images (OMG)

In Tools under Convert image file/Add you can select the drives for merging.

This enables separate image files to be merged together. Only image files of similar types can be merged: that

means only forensic, direct forensic or used sector images can be combined.

l Simply add the drive from the list.

Handling virtual hard disks (VHD)

To simplify working with Microsoft Virtual PCs (VPC), you can now convert image files into virtual drives (VHD). The

converted image can be integrated as a virtual drive in the VPC, without having to install O&O DiskImage there. In

a similar way, images (OMG) can be created of virtual hard disks (VHD).

1. To convert an image to a virtual drive file (VHD), click Convert image file in the Tools menu.

2. Select Image file(OMG) as source in the Convert image file dialog and attach the desired image file.

3. Enter Virtual hard disk (VHD) as target and click Start.

You can also convert virtual hard disks (VHD) into an image file (OMG).

Note: The following options cannot be selected for a VHD: Compression, Encryption, and Split. In addition,

only the following imaging methods are available "Only used sectors" or "Forensic".

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