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5. Select whether you want to mount image in Read-only or Read/Write mode.

6. If you select Read/Write mode, the program assumes that the connected image will be

modified, and creates an incremental archive file to capture the changes. It is strongly

recommended that you list the forthcoming changes in the Comment section to this file.

7. The program displays a summary containing a single operation. Click Proceed to connect

the selected partition image as a virtual disk.

8. After the image is connected, the program will run Windows Explorer, showing its

contents. Now you can work with files or folders as if they were located on a real disk.

You can connect multiple partition images. If you want to connect another partition image,

repeat the procedure.

12.3 Unmounting an image

We recommend that you unmount the virtual disk after all necessary operations are finished,

as keeping up virtual disks takes considerable system resources. If you do not unmount the

disk, it will disappear after your computer is turned off.

To disconnect the virtual disk, click Unmount Image and select the disk to unmount. You

can also do this in Windows Explorer by right-clicking on the disk icon and selecting

Unmount.