drive

Drive is a great Windows-based, full-featured pop-up disk drive browser, virtual drive creator, CD autorunner, and much more. You are able to get a fast access to your drives at any time. Floppy disks, hard disks, CD drives, network drives, virtual drives, etc. are supported.

You are able to open your drive contents in the My Computer style windows, browse drives in the Windows Explorer or play/run your CDs from the system tray. Now you can open, browse, run, or play your drives and disks automatically.

In addition to that, Drive also allows you to create and remove either permanent or temporary virtual drives!

Drive is a great Windows-based, full-featured pop-up drive browser, virtual drive creator, CD autorunner, and much more. You are able to get a fast access to your drives at any time. There are supported floppy disks, hard disks, CD drives, network drives, virtual drives, etc.

You are able to open your drive contents in the My Computer style windows, browse drives in the Windows Explorer or play/run your CDs from the system tray. Now you can open, browse, run, or play your drives and disks automatically.

In addition to that, Drive also allows you to create and remove either permanent or temporary virtual drives!

The additional features allows you to autostart CDs without having to open the drive and manually select the appropriate file. In other words, each time you insert your audio/data CD on drive, the program allows you to choose whether or not you want to use autoplay/run feature or just open or browse the contents of your disc.

This great program allows you to create permanent or temporary virtual drives. They are really only a folder, but appear and act as if they were an additional hard drive.

In other words, Drive modifies your system to allow the use of unused drive letters to point to a folder on a hard drive or floppy disk.

Maybe you have plenty of hard disks and other drives? Is your Windows desktop full of shortcuts to each of them? Why? When using Drive, you have fast access to specific drives without using the shortcuts which are at the desktop and behind all the program windows

Using your Internet connection, X:drive delivers free web-based storage space accessible via your desktop or the Internet. The X:drive desktop application looks and functions just like any other drive on a PC: members can drag, drop, and edit files using the already familiar Windows File Explorer. Leave your zips, floppy disks and hard drives at home, download X:drive 2.0 today and access your files from anywhere around the world.

Using your Internet connection, X:drive delivers free web-based storage space accessible via your desktop or the Internet. The X:drive desktop application looks and functions just like any other drive on a PC: members can drag, drop, and edit files using the already familiar Windows File Explorer. Leave your zips, floppy disks and hard drives at home, download X:drive 2.0 today and access your files from anywhere around the world.

InfoSpace Drive description
It combines shell namespace extension, shortcut link and shell data transfer InfoSpace Drive application was designed to be a Windows document management tool. It combines shell namespace extension, shortcut link and shell data transfer to provide a fully integrated document management environment and seamless file system operations.

Here are some key features of "InfoSpace Drive":

Full Integration Unlike other document management tools,
· InfoSpace Drive is fully integrated into the Windows Shell (that is,
· Desktop and the Windows file explorer). A virtual file system,
· InfoSpace, is embedded into the WIndows shell namespace, which
· acts like a real hard drive for the user view.
Two-way Data Transfer Unlike other document management
· tools, InfoSpace Drive supports both incoming operations,
· transferring documents into InfoSpace Drive, and outgoing
· operations, transferring documents in the organized manner
· outside InfoSpace Drive. Both ways are virtually the same from the
· user point of view.
Location Independency A logical structure of documents for
· management is created by the user, which is independent of the
· physical location of the managed documents. Physical moving and
· renaming of documents outside of InfoSpace are automatically
· traced. On the other hand, operations inside InfoSpace such as
· renaming or deleting will leave the managed documents untouched.
Seamless Management Data accessing methods, such as drag-
· and-drop, clipboard (copy/paste) operations, execution, outgoing
· network data transfer, etc., are fully supported.


InfoSpace Drive will redefine the way you perform document management.

Requirements:

· Net framework 3.0.


Limitations:

· The evaluation version limits the maximum hierarchical directory level without sending you any spam email or installing any kind of spywares to your computer.

Drive opener is a prank program that runs in the background to prevent the victim from having a CD-ROM in any CD drive.

As soon as the victims CD drive sees that a CD is present, the drive will immediately eject. No matter how many times the victim tries to close the drive back up, it will keep ejecting until the disc is removed.

Drive Opener will also work on multiple CD and DVD drives on your PC.

Hide Drive is a Windows NT 4.0/2000 utility that will allow you to hide one or more drive letters such as D:, E:, etc.. The drive letter will not show up in My Computer or any of the standard windows dialog boxes. Hide Drive should not be used to hide sensitive data because the drive letter is still accessible by other methods. Use Hide Drive to hide information from the casual windows user.

Virtual Drive (The best choice for Games, CAI and CD Disk) Virtual Drive software imitates a CD-ROM drive, enabling you to create up to 23 Virtual CD-ROM drives (Win 95/98 only).Once you build a Virtual Drive icon, you no longer need to physically switch to a CD-ROM drive, so the start up time between CD-ROM drives is eliminated. Simply click on the icon to save time and money.

DriveInfo is a tiny little utility that queries space information about your drives.

Drive Info is a useful hard drive application that tells you the total number of bytes you have on your drive, the total free bytes, bytes available, and total space used. Its extremly FAST, and works on mapped network drives too!

Strike Drive description
Strike Drive is a free and powerful virtual drive maker Strike Drive is a free and powerful virtual drive maker. You can create fake drives from folders using real volume lables. Unlike other virtual drive creators Strike Drive has more advantages. Strike Drive uses API (Instead of using a DOS App) allowing creation to be more flexible, stable, and faster. It also allows you to restore drives for free which most virtual drive creators disallow unless you pay.

Strike Drive takes the emulation one step forward and allows you to hide the original folder. This is something similar programs dont even have! A few more features are in it with new ones on the way. This program will remain free with free updates and does not contain any spyware or adware.

Creates a virtual drive for multi-purpose use. Eg. Copy an entire CD-Rom to your hard disk and then create a virtual drive letter for it.

Drive Menu sits in your system tray (On the start bar next to the clock). When clicked it displays a list of
available drives on your computer in a menu. You click on a drive and it will be opened in an explorer window. Drive menu also plays audio CDs.

Simnor Drive Information description
Simnor Drive Information is a free tool which gives you a rundown of all the drives installed on your system Simnor Drive Information is a free tool which gives you a rundown of all the drives installed on your system. Specifications include name, space, value and type of drive.

Hide Drive description
Hide drive letter listed in My Computer Hide Drive is a Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP utility that will allow you to hide one or more drive letters such as D:, E:, etc..

The drive letter will not show up in My Computer or any of the standard windows dialog boxes. Hide Drive should not be used to hide sensitive data because the drive letter is still accessible by other methods. Use Hide Drive to hide information from the casual windows user.

Here are some of the ways you can use Hide Drive:

* Hide backup images - At work we have an extra hard drive per computer that stores a "ghost" image that is used to restore the computer back to normal once the student is done taking the class. Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, as well as Windows XP allows you to chose the drive letters, so I use G: for my "ghost" image. Now to protect the image from accidental deletion, I hide the G: drive using Hide Drive.

* Hide personal files - Perhaps you share you computer with a room-mate or co-worker and you want to keep your personal files from them. Create a separate drive letter and use Hide Drive to hide the drive letter. The drive letter will not show up in My Computer or the standard windows dialog boxes. You can still access the drive as long as you know the drive letter. So simply entering S: in the open dialog box, you can then access your files normally.