How to Use Virtual Drive to Play "Diablo 2"
"Diablo 2" is an action-based role playing game (RPG) developed by Blizzard Entertainment. Players either play on their own or cooperatively online through Blizzard's "Battle.net" multiplayer service. Since "Diablo 2" is an older game, your original discs might be wearing out. You may also have downloaded a legal disc image of the game from a digital software distribution service. Create a backup disc image that your computer can read using third party virtual drive software.
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Instructions
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Download and install virtual drive software. Many free or trial applications that create a virtual drive on your PC can be found on the Internet. Some example programs include "Daemon Tools," "UltraISO" and "CloneDrive." Restart your computer if prompted to do so during or after installation of the program.
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Launch your virtual drive software. Depending on your installation settings, the program might have launched with your operating system.
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Right-click the virtual drive program's icon in the taskbar. Click "Mount."
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Locate your backup disc image of "Diablo 2." Select this image file. Depending on your backup type, the file in question might be one of several types, including .bin, .iso or another image format. Click "Open." Your computer should behave as though you inserted your original "Diablo 2" disc and launch the game.
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Tips & Warnings
Check to see if it is legal in your region to create backups of your games before proceeding. Make certain to download a third party virtual drive application designed for your operating system.
Avoid the download and use of pirated disc images of games. Depending on your region, this is illegal. These files might also have malicious attachments such as viruses as well. Use only your legally backed up or purchased copy of your original "Diablo 2" disc.
