@ Jeffie
I do not understand the title.
What do you mean by "If vurtual drives not monitored" ?
I use Macrium Reflect for partition image backups.
These can be used to restore a partition
They can also be "browsed" as a "virtual drive" by the allocation of a drive.
Are you referring to a similar capability in DriveImage ?
I have no experience of Driveimage, but my experience of Macrium is that virtual partitions do not work in all respects the same as real partitions.
e.g. Windows Explorer has the same read access to both real and virtual in the same way, but the virtual is absolutely write protected by Macrium,
and although System Restore leaps into action as soon as a new NTFS partition is plugged in (e.g. USB2 connected HDD),
it never puts its dirty fingers on it.
If Windows System Restore can add Restore Points to a virtual drive it is not surprising that CCleaner does not want to go there.
Everything from voidtools is a fantastic search tool that within 1 second can show me all the files that match a search phrase on any partition,
excepting that partition must be NTFS with an MFT and a virtual NTFS drive has no MFT so it cannot look there.
My experience of Acronis was that by default when it mounted an image as a virtual drive it was not write protected,
and the slightest slip when browsing could irretrievably damage the image file such that when restored the system would be un-boot-able.
If DriveImage is can mount its archive as a virtual drive I believe anything could be possible.
What do you mean by "none 4 Root" ?
Your answers may assist s DriveImage user to give guidance.
I doubt I will have anything else to suggest,
other than to ask advice at user forums with a DriveImage focus.