DVDFab Virtual Drive

March, 6th 2025 - 7.6 MB - Freeware

Latest Version

DVDFab Virtual Drive 3.0.18 LATEST
Review by

Sophia Jones
Operating System

Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / Windows 11
User Rating

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Author / Product

Fengtao Software Inc. / External Link
Filename

explorerfab_online_3018.exe

DVDFab Virtual Drive is a virtual emulator for both DVD and Blu-ray. It can emulate up to 18 drives and mount DVD/Blu-ray ISO image files created by the app and other programs and .miniso file created by DVDFab Blu-ray Copy.

DVDFab Virtual Drive is now ExplorerFab.

What's new in DVDFab Virtual Drive

Support the latest Windows 11
Added support to Ultra HD Blu-ray ISO images.
New interface for easier operation.

For example, if you want to play a Blu-ray ISO image file backup on your computer, you need to mount it with DVDFab Virtual Drive, then, play it with PowerDVD Latest Version.

It has some settings for your using habit and convenience and enables you to go to its forum for more information just by one click. DVDFab Virtual Drive Free Download Latest Version for Windows PC. It is a full offline setup installer of DVDFab Virtual Drive.

Features and Highlights

DVD Virtual Drive is a virtual emulator that can emulate a maximum of 18 drives.
It can mount both DVD image files and Blu-ray image files saved on your computer. Those image files could be created by DVD Fab, and also OK by other programs.
You can select one language for this application from nearly 20 available languages.
You can choose whether or not to run Virtual Drive automatically when windows startup.
You can also let it mount the last image automatically, and unmount all drives when existing.
What's more, you can freely set the number of drives from 0 to 18.
Supported formats: DVD ISO image file, Blu-ray ISO image file

How to Use

Launch the Program – Open the software after installation to access the virtual drive interface.
Create a Virtual Drive – Right-click on the DVDFab Virtual Drive icon in the system tray and select the number of virtual drives you need.
Mount an ISO File – Right-click on an ISO file, select "Mount," and choose a virtual drive to load it.
Access the Mounted Disc – Open "This PC" or "My Computer" to find and use the mounted ISO as a real disc.
Unmount the ISO – Right-click the virtual drive and select "Unmount" to remove the loaded ISO.
Set Auto-Mount Options – Configure the software to auto-mount ISO files upon startup if needed.
Change Drive Letter – Modify the assigned drive letter through the settings for better organization.
Eject Virtual Drive – Right-click on the drive and choose "Eject" to disable it when not in use.
Exit or Disable the Software – Close the software or disable it from running in the background if not needed.