DAEMON Tools v4.10 released
Posted on 20/08/07 16:04 by geno 888                             
DAEMON Tools v4.10 released
A new version of DAEMON Tools, version 4.10, has been released today. Changes in DT 4.10 compared to the previous version 4.09.1:
  • Updated SPTD driver to 1.50 to fix some reported issues
  • Changed language files to DAEMON Tools Pro format
  • Fixed minor bugs
As reported in the official announce: 'Please notice that from now on all non-DT Pro versions are renamed to DAEMON Tools Lite'. Thanks to our moderator kalas to submit us this news. 
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By kalas, Monday 20 August 2007 18:39
kalasDownload for this new version can be found here http://disc-tools.com/download/daemon+sptd+md5sum
By Waethorn, Tuesday 21 August 2007 08:11
Does it still contain the crapware? No thanks - I'll pass. Virtual CloneDrive works fine.
By kalas, Tuesday 21 August 2007 12:18
kalasYou can install DTools without adaware as you're asked while installation process if you want it or not Wink The trial of the pro version has adaware which has to be installed from my knowledge puke
By warlock (guest), Tuesday 21 August 2007 13:47
The autostart option doesn't work, it doesn't write daemon.exe at the end of the path in the Run registry entry, so at startup, it will always opens the installation folder instead of launching the program.
By Waethorn, Tuesday 21 August 2007 17:47
"You can install DTools without adaware as you're asked while installation process if you want it or not" You mean adware. AD-AWARE is the program made by LavaSoft to remove adware. ....and I won't trust the makers of Daemon Tools again, much like how I don't trust the makers of Limewire. They both have/had spyware/adware regardless of the state of their current software. Obviously they have no ethics and don't care about their users so they are NOT to be trusted. "it doesn't write daemon.exe at the end of the path in the Run registry entry, so at startup, it will always opens the installation folder instead of launching the program." Does the target folder path have spaces in it? Some installers are dumb and don't put quotes around long filenames so that they're parsed correctly. That usually results in the filename being dropped as well as any part of the folder name that's after a space. You'd think that developers would just implement that automatically, but such is not always the case.
By kalas, Tuesday 21 August 2007 19:30
kalasYou're right Waethorn I meant adware and as I mentioned before you were never forced to install it, it was/is your decision in the non pro version.
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