The Freemium application for editing Daemon Tools Lite image files is an editing and imaging software that will allow you to install virtual image files and hard drives, as well as several other functions. Big Brother Daemon Tools is a larger program, and Daemon Tools Lite will let you try some, but not all, of the features. In terms of features that you have free access to, Daemon Tools Lite looks a bit limited in downloading Lite Tools and installing Daemon Tools Lite smoothly, but the installation process takes a bit longer than expected. One thing that caught our eye: he claimed that Daemon Tools Lite - as opposed to Daemon Tools Pro - was the same program, but with ads and no guarantees guaranteed. At first glance, this is not true (function () {('review-app-page-desktop');}); Getting started with Daemon Tools Lite Daemon Tools Lite looks good enough for ISO support, with a modern and lightweight interface that you'll be comfortable using. It also offers tutorials on beginner use, which is very welcome. At first, it may appear that the program offers many complex options. It should also be noted that editing software including complementary Android and iPhone applications, for use with Capture! Functions. Daemon Tools Lite: Features Identifying the tools provided with Daemon Tools Lite is by far the most difficult for applications. Once you open the interface, you'll see some symbols that go down on the left. Each symbol is a unique feature of the program, except for the last symbol, which houses the advanced program parameters. If you are the type of user who likes to customize the functionality of your application, this is for you. Daemon Tools Lites settings include the ability to use proxies, long list of file types and options for Catch !, Local sharing features. So what can Daemon Tools Lite do? difficult questions Although Daemon Tools Lite has a long list of features, when you click on each of them, you will see exactly what you can and cannot access. You can also access the information through the second license icon from the bottom. It's a little easier to read a summary of the tools you have or don't have access to this list unfortunately are long. There are two main things you can't do with it. tool: burns an ISO image to a disk or creates a bootable USB drive. There is a long list of things available on the basis of a 3-day trial only: Ability to edit images Ability to create hard disk drives iSCSI Starter Ability to emulate more than 4 simultaneous Catch drives! (local sharing) Virtual surfaces for integration burners So what's left? Well, you can use Daemon Tools Lite to play FLAC or APE audio images, work with VHDs, create archives and loosen from ISO to BIN. You can say that the most popular Daemon feature Lite Tool is editing ISO files and you can do this without restrictions. When it burns the disk, you won't be so lucky - it's not available with Daemon Tools Lite, but it can be done with the sister application, Daemon's perfect application for image file installation. Daemon Tools Lite looks like a safe bet - it looks good, haskaleidoscope features cool, and helps new users with useful tutorials. It's a bit disappointing, then, to realize that the program is actually very limited once you start using it. It's understandable that companies need to differentiate their premium products from free ones, but Daemon Tools Lite seems a little late to tell us. That said, if its main use for editing and imaging software isto install image readers, this app is perfect. If you don't need bells and whistles, this is a great app. Make sure you check back before downloading so you won't be disappointed later. If you want to burn an ISO image, you better get a look at Virtual CloneDrive or UltraISO. The latest version of Daemon Tools Lite added Mount and added BIN, DAA and WIM files to the images, FLAC mount, WAV and APE and selected folders to share with Ultra. It also fixes a few bugs.