ElectricBullet

You sir. Are an incredible man.

Hmmm. Well, it doesn't seem to work too well, but it doesn't matter. It's all good as it is. Once again, I greatly appreciate all the help you've given. I hope to see you in the future. Bullet.

One last thing, just to make everything perfect, and I'd be absolutely delighted if you could help. I'd like it to unmount the game after I exit, and I believe that would be possible and fairly easy. Thank you very much again.

I'm so sorry. Thank you for all your help.

I understand. When I launch Game1, it launches perfectly. Drive E: was nonexistant before, and it creates it and launches the game. If I then launch Game2 from LaunchBox or through File Explorer, it mounts to Drive F:. The same occurs if I unmount the game, not remove the drive, but unmount the game. The drive shows up as an empty Drive E:. I then launch either Game1 or Game2, and it mounts to Drive F:. I hope that was clear.

I can, just like that, but I would need to do it every time. I seem to have version 10.6.

I am not, thank you for the information.

I'll try to explain this the best I can. Before I do anything, this is Daemon Tools (https://imgur.com/hIbmipX), and this is my File Explorer (https://imgur.com/XRFnCnO). If I launch one iso, this happens to Daemon Tools and File Explorer (https://imgur.com/0h5JA45) (https://imgur.com/4vmHKSD). If I then unmount the first iso, either through Daemon Tools or File Explorer, this happens: (https://imgur.com/ntI5Yfp) (https://imgur.com/JDhxxZH). After that, I launch my second iso and have this: (https://imgur.com/JpJ7xFP) (https://imgur.com/tjDlZR3). Even if I don't unmount the first one, it doesn't replace it, but instead adds a new one drive: (https://imgur.com/rP4hhLV) (https://imgur.com/9LlQeW5). Hope this helps and that you can help. I'm sure this can be fixed, right? Thanks again, Bullet.

Zombeaver, Thank you tremendously for your solution, it worked very well! The issue is as follows: because I set the files to find the .exe under the E: drive, when I mount my first game, it mounts to the E: drive and works fine. However, as it stays mounted, I then mount my second game, which mounts to my F: drive, but the shortcut still tries to launch it from the E: drive. I feel the solution to this would be a .bat file to unmount the drive, but I am clueless as to how we could go about this. I apologize for being a pain, but this is the first time I have ever attempted this. I found websites such as this (http://daemon-help.com/additionally/command/), with which I made a .bat file as such (https://imgur.com/u2AxHQ5), set it to run after main application, but still no dice. Thank again, Bullet.

I greatly appreciate your help, you got me much further than I was!

Alright, so I had to mount the ISO, and when I did it mounted to the E: drive. I then found the game .exe file, and launched it to make sure it was correct. It was and I edited the batch file, but it it launches a batch window and closes immediately.

I appreciate the response, but what would the exe file be? I also found this, which is quite similar, but I have the same problem... @echo off set dtools="C:\PATH\TO\DT\DT.EXE" set iso="C:\PATH\TO\ISO\IMAGE.ISO" set gameexe="C:\PATH\TO\INSTALLED\GAME\EXE\FILE\GAME.EXE" start "" %dtools% -mount 0, %iso% start /wait "" %gameexe% %dtools% -unmount 0 exit

Using Daemon Tools lite, I extracted an iso file from CD ROM games for Windodws 95/98. However, I cannot find a way to mount and launch these games using LaunchBox. I found this tutorial, (https://www.hanselman.com/blog/HowToRunOldButAwesomeGamesFromThe90sOnYourNewComputerWithDOSBox.aspx), but I got lost half way and I believe they are using DOS games, compatible with DOSBox. My question is if we can get games for Windows 95/98 to work on LaunchBox. Thank you.