gBurner Virtual Drive is a freeware application that allows you to create and manage up to 16 virtual drives.

Installation was quick and simple. Like most virtual drive apps, proprietary storage software will be installed. After installation is completed, you can find gBurner in your system tray.

One advantage of a virtual drive is the ability to eliminate slow-loading CD or DVD drives for applications, games, and even music that require a disk to be inserted. Also, if you have numerous programs that require a CD or DVD drive, you won't need to swap discs constantly.

gBurner Virtual Drive supports all the popular image file formats as well.

Getting started is as easy as right-clicking on the gBurner icon in your system tray. There are four primary options: mount, unmount, set the number of drives, and unmount all. Options include Autostart, Automount, and Configuration. Configuration is relatively simple—the Autostart and Automount options are repeated, but this is also where you can set up the number of virtual drives you're using and assign virtual drive names.

Overall, we found that gBurner Virtual Drive was as easy to use as it was to install. It has enough options for power users yet remains easy enough for someone using virtual drives for the first time. We didn't see a help file included, but one is available on the home page.

gBurner Free Features:

Burn image files (iso, nrg, dmg, bin ...)

Create data or Audio disc

Append data to disc (create multisession disc)

Copy disc to ISO or other format

Copy disc to another disc

Open ISO or other image files

Create or edit disc image files

Convert disc image files format

Create bootable USB drive