Under DOS a lot of software can virtualize drive letters, but I don't know which one can virtualize an encrypted floppy. I really want to know. Even a non-encrypted one would do, as long as it at least has some of the characteristics of a real disk. A lot of software has to read drive A, but I boot from CD, so I only have a virtual A drive. Is there any way to virtualize a real A drive? Even if it can't virtualize encrypted disks, that would still be fine. There is a lot of good software I can't use because of this. I hope some expert can give me some advice!
By the way, is it hard to crack software under DOS so that it doesn't read the encrypted disk? Any good methods?
By the way, is it hard to crack software under DOS so that it doesn't read the encrypted disk? Any good methods?


