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Disc(s) or a DVD drive.Similar to point #1 but, your game requires a reinstallation into the Wine prefix due to it requiring install info written to the Windows registry in order to run.Relevant Links:CDemu - ArchWikiGenerate ja_JP.UTF-8 localeUncomment the line ja_JP.UTF-8 UTF-8 in /etc/locale.gen and run sudo locale-gen.Relevant Links:Locale - ArchWikiSetupInstall Proton-GEAfter you have installed all the required packages, install Proton-GE with ProtonUp-Qt. Lutris will be able to see Proton versions installed into Steam, so don't worry about where to install it.As compatibility with games can vary with different Proton-GE versions, use Proton-GE 9.10 for the same environment as this guide was tested on.Install / Run the Visual NovelWhat you need to do in Lutris now depends on whether the VN is already installed or not.=== "VN needs installation" These instructions will assume the files are on some sort of disc or disc image file. First, you need to mount the disc. If you own the disc, insert it into your DVD drive now. I recommend mounting through your desktop environment, but if you don't use a desktop environment, use `mount` to mount it to `/media/cdrom`. If you have a copy of the disc dumped to either an .ISO, .MDS, .CDI or something similar, you need CDemu installed. Mount your disc image with the following command: ```bashcdemu load 0 /path/to/disc_image.mds```The disc image will now be loaded into a virtual DVD drive. You can mount it through your desktop environment, or mount manually with `mount` e.g. `mount /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom`  In Lutris, make sure you set the default Wine version for the Wine runner to the Proton-GE version you installed with ProtonUp-Qt.Then you need to set the correct environment variables. | Key | Value || -------- | ------- || LC_ALL | ja_JP.UTF-8 || TZ

To learn about how to create ISO Windows 10. But before creating ISO files, please make sure you have a license to install Windows 10.Note: Creating an ISO image from a DVD/CD is easy but could cost a few minutes, even over an hour, depending on the size of the disc and the speed of your computer.How to Burn ISO to Disc?When you need to burn ISO to disc? There are two situations:Situation 1: Use a disc to install the software or operating system onto another machine.Situation 2: Install an operating system and need to use a disc to boot a system.In this situation, burning an ISO to a physical disc is very useful.Windows 7, 8, and 10 all have a feature for burning an ISO image to disc built right.Burning an ISO to disc is a piece of cake. All you have to is inserting a writable optical disc, right-clicking the ISO image, and then selecting the Burn disk image command.How to Mount ISO?On Windows 8 and 10, Windows offers a built-in way to mount ISO disc files. However, you need a third-party tool to mount the ISO image if you are using Windows 7.Here I take mounting ISO in Windows 8 and 10 for example.There methods to mount ISO in Windows 8 and 10:Method 1: Double-click the created ISO file to mount it. Please pay attention that this won’t work if you have ISO files associated with another program on your system.Method 2: Right-click the ISO file and then select the Mount option.Method 3: Select the file in File Explorer and then click the Mount button under the Disk Image Tools tab on the ribbon.Following one of the three methods, you can mount the ISO file and see it as a drive under This PC.But do you know how to eject it? Ejecting the ISO file is also quite easy. To do that, you just need to right-click the drive and then select the Eject option to unmount the ISO file when you are done. About The Author Position: Columnist Vicky is a website editor who has been

| Asia/Tokyo |Now in Lutris, click the `+` in the top left corner to add a game, then in the window that pops up, choose `Install a Windows game from an executable`It is recommended to use Japanese locale when running visual novels, even on Windows. Set the Wine prefix directory. This is not the path for the install files. **USE A BLANK PREFIX.** I suggest `~/Games/VNs`. This prefix can be used for all your other VNs as long as **the same Wine version is used**- using a different Wine version on a prefix that was made with another version can actually render the prefix unusable! Choose the setup executable for the VN's installer.Proceed with the installation. I do not recommend installing DirectX from the VN installer, always say no to that. When complete, Lutris should automatically set the game executable path to the game's run executable defined in the installer info/registry. After that you are all done and are ready to play the visual novel on Linux! "> These instructions will assume the files are on some sort of disc or disc image file. First, you need to mount the disc. If you own the disc, insert it into your DVD drive now. I recommend mounting through your desktop environment, but if you don't use a desktop environment, use `mount` to mount it to `/media/cdrom`. If you have a copy of the disc dumped to either an .ISO, .MDS, .CDI or something similar, you need CDemu installed. Mount your disc image with the following command: ```bashcdemu load 0 /path/to/disc_image.mds```The disc image will now be loaded into a virtual DVD drive. You can mount it through your desktop environment, or mount manually with `mount` e.g. `mount /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom`  In

The Windows File Explorer lets you burn disc image files to a DVDUpdated on September 10, 2020 Windows offers built-in support for mounting and burning image files using the File Explorer app. Here's how to mount and burn an ISO file to a DVD in Windows 8 and later.Instructions in this article apply to Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 8. ISO Burning vs. Mounting ISO files, also called disc image files, contain an exact copy of a disc, whatever that disc may contain. When you burn an ISO file to a DVD, you are creating an exact duplicate of the original disc, not just the files on it. If the original is bootable, the copy will be too; if the original includes copyright protections, the copy will too. When you mount a disc image file, Windows creates a virtual drive for your ISO file as though it were a physical disc. This allows you to watch the movie, listen to the music, or install the application from the file without ever having to burn the data to a disc. How to Mount an ISO File in Windows 8 or Windows 10 To mount a disc image file in Windows: Select the ISO file you want to mount in the File Explorer, then select the Disc Image Tools tab at the top of the window.The Disc Image Tools tab only shows up when an ISO file is selected. Select Mount in the top-left corner. Windows will create a virtual drive and immediately open the contents of the image for you to view. If you click This PC/My Computer in the left pane of the File Explorer window, you'll see your virtual disc drive appears right along with any other drives you have installed on the system. At this point, you can copy files from the image to your hard drive, install an application, or do whatever you want. How to Unmount an ISO Image in Windows Once done, you'll want to unmount the image file to take back the system resources used. To do so, right-click the virtual drive in the File Explorer window and select Eject. How to Burn an ISO File in Windows 8 or Windows 10 To burn your ISO file to a disc in Windows: Insert a disc into your disc drive.Make sure you pick a disc that matches the original format. For example, don't try