Using the command line: Mount-DiskImage gives more specific error messages when it fails, which can help you troubleshoot a little better. (Useful tip, use the key as your are typing the file path and the command line will finish typing the file path in for you based on the nearest match.) I then tried mounting the drive via GUI and it worked. The new share drive will show up in file explorer. Then, add the share drive via the command line that was running as administrator: I dismounted the share drive that wasn't showing up just in case: This indicates to me that the mapped drive may have been mapped in the context of a regular user that does not have permissions to the mount the iso. The mapped drive that you mapped via file explorer does not show.
But I prefer to just keep one copy of the iso on a share drive to preserve hd space on my server.Ģ) Mapping a drive letter to the network share via file explorer and then right clicking the ISO and clicking Mount failed.ģ) Interestingly, when you open a command prompt as administrator and run: I imagine copying the iso image to the local drive would work, too. Right click the iso and the mount worked. \\servername\ path to open the directory worked. The problem for me appears to be a security context issue.ġ) Not using a mapped drive and just using the It could be a permissions issue, but I'd expect a UAC consent dialog to pop up if it was. I'm logged in using an unprivileged user account, not an administrator.
Volume is encrypted using BitLocker, but that shouldn't matter.
Free iso mount not working windows 10 windows 8.1#
This is on a fully-patched installation of Windows 8.1 Pro. I was able to mount ISO images in the past. I have already checked the various file associations (Explorer, Windows System Image Burner), so I don't know what's going on here. Copying the file cleared the flag: C:\TEMP>fsutil sparse queryflag "_RTM.130821-1623_X64FRE_SERVERHYPERCORE_EN-US-IRM_SHV_X64FRE_EN-US_DV5 - Copy.ISO" I was still able to burn the image to disc.
Same here - just downloaded Hyper-V 2012 R2 and the ISO image is set to sparse: C:\TEMP>fsutil sparse queryflag _RTM.130821-1623_X64FRE_SERVERHYPERCORE_EN-US-IRM_SHV_X64FRE_EN-US_DV5.ISO Is there a way to escalate this issue to the Microsoft Windows development team, or to know if they are aware of it? It would be good if Microsoft could give a statement as to whether this will be addressed or what the causes are.
Free iso mount not working windows 10 mac#
It's hilarious that everybody uses NASs now that they have been pushed into the market over the last couple of years, but the most recent Windows version fails to implement a mounting feature that most other OSs have had a like time ago (like Mac OS) correctly. (YES, the Iso file type is associated to Windows Explorer and YES, there is a spare drive letter after the local drive letters actually my local drives are from B: (DVD) to D:, and the network drivesĪre between F: and Z:, so that a mounted ISO receives a virtual drive at E. Saying that mounting failed without further explanation. When I try to mount an ISO image using the Windows' built-in mounting function, it works when the the ISO is located on a local drive, but NOT if it is on a network drive (linked to my NAS).
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