Copy the DiscJuggler folder to your program files (x86) folder or any convenient location.įire up the Windows registry editor by searching for “Regedit” then right clicking on the icon that appears and choosing “Run as administrator”. Take your removable media and insert it into your Windows 10 PC. You could even use DiscJuggler for this if you wanted. When installation is complete, browse to C:\Program Files\Padus and copy the entire “DiscJuggler” folder to a USB stick, or burn it to a CD/DVD if you’re feeling old school.
#VIRTUAL OPTICAL DISK FILE WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
The default install directory is C:\Program Files\Padus\DiscJuggler or C:\Program Files (x86)\Padus\DiscJuggler. Install DiscJuggler to your old or virtual PC as normal.
You can also use a virtual machine, I used Windows XP running in VMWare Player. Windows 8 probably works too though I’ve not tested it. To get the program installed on Windows 10 just follow this workaround.įirst of all, find an older PC running Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7. There’s some good news however, the incompatibility seems to be entirely with the programs installer and not with DiscJuggler itself. cdi format is used extensively for Dreamcast homebrew and applications and is the best supported format for the Sega Saturn optical drive emulator Rhea, loosing DiscJuggler support in Windows 10 is a bit of a blow. Padus don’t really support DiscJuggler any more, so we’re unlikely to see an official fix from them.
Unfortunately, no matter how many times you reboot your PC, or what compatibility options you apply to the installer, it simply won’t progress past this stage.
If you’ve upgraded your PC to Windows 10 and tried to install or re-install DiscJuggler, you’ve probably encountered the error below when trying to start the installer.
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