windows 7 64bit

i used both of daemontoolslite and isoworkshop but i could not unmount
daemontools said "command line error"
is this broken iso? someone please help me!!

 

Hi. The only thing I can think of is that you should use one virtual drive client, not two or more. I'd recommend to stick to Daemon Tools or Daemon Tools Lite.

Maybe uninstall ISO Workshop and restart your computer. If the drive is still there: Unmount.

If that doesn't work. I'd just uninstall Daemon Tools as well, and then re-install it.

From experience my guess is that while running both programs there was a conflict of drive assignment and one is trying to hold on to a drive name or number already specified.

Short version: uninstall one, if no success, uninstall the other one. Restart and then install the one you want.

Good luck!

The Demon

 

Thanks alot,The Demon
ill give it a try

 

You may need to "unlock" the mount. Check out a little app called Unlocker (occasionally explorer wont "let go" of an open file, folder etc. Unlocker will fix that.)

Also search the daemon tools error on google - no doubt someone else has had the same problem.

 

according to google,some people have the same problem...
Thanks.

 

Try this, remove the drive letter and remount with a different letter


To Change or Remove Drive Letter Manually in Registry Editor

1. Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog, type regedit in the search box, and press Enter.

2. If prompted by UAC, then click on Yes.

3. In regedit, navigate to the location below, and do step 4 or 5 below for what you would like to do.. (see screenshot below)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices



4. To Change a Drive Letter
WARNING: Do not change the C: drive letter.

A) Right click on a listed /DosDevices\(drive letter) (Ex: /DosDevices\D: ) that you want to change the drive letter of, then click on Rename. (see screenshot above)

B) Rename it with a drive letter that you want to use, and is not already listed here, and press enter. (see screenshot above)
For Example: If I wanted to change it from D: to K: , then I would rename it to /DosDevices\K: instead.

5. To Remove a Drive Letter
WARNING: Do not remove the C: drive letter.

A) Right click on a listed /DosDevices\(drive letter) (Ex: /DosDevices\D: ) that you want to remove the drive letter of, then click on Delete. (see screenshot above)

B) Click/tap on Yes to confirm the deletion. (see screenshot below)


6. Close regedit.

7. Log off and log on, or restart the computer to apply the changes.

 

Thank you

i found my image was perhaps broken.
Im very sorry to trouble you.

 

That Cool, sometimes the little things causes the biggest problems