vDrive

vDrive is a straightforward and simple-to-use software application that gives you the possibility to mount directories as virtual drives in just a couple of clicks.
It doesn't contain complicated options or customization parameters, making it accessible to all types of users, even those inexperienced with such apps.

Hassle-free setup and user-friendly UI

Installing vDrive is a fast and simple job that shouldn't impose any difficulties because the setup dialogs show only familiar options.
As far as the interface is concerned, the tool opts for a small window with a classical structure that's easy to navigate. It shows all options available and you have to follow a few basic steps to mount drives.

Temporarily or permanently mount directories

You can begin by selecting the folder you want be able to access as a virtual disk drive, after which you can edit the volume label and assign an icon to spot it easier in the file explorer.
vDrive is capable of mounting the drive temporarily or permanently, which means that the effect won't wear off even after restarting the computer, and the drive can be unmounted only by using this tool.

Evaluation and conclusion

Unsurprisingly, the program left a small footprint on system resources in our tests, using a low quantity of CPU and RAM. It didn't hang, crash or pop up error messages. It failed to run on Windows 7 in our tests, but we must also keep in mind that it hasn't been updated for a long time and likely has compatibility issues with later Windows editions. Otherwise, vDrive is fast and efficient when it comes to mounting folders as virtual drives for seamless access.