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Windows 8 has the ability to natively mount ISO images. But how to know which ISO file is mounted in a virtual drive?
Hugo
Posted 2013-04-20T18:09:13.860
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In Windows 8, how to know exactly which ISO file is mounted in a virtual drive?
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At the PowerShell prompt:
To find the drive letter corresponding to an ISO:
Get-DiskImage -ImagePath "full_path_to_image" | Get-Volume
To find the ISO corresponding to a drive letter:
Get-Volume -DriveLetter F | Get-DiskImage
"F" is obviously the drive letter. Also, you can try omitting "-DriveLetter" to shorten the command. If you omit both "-DriveLetter" and the letter itself, you should see info for all volumes.
Karan
Posted 2013-04-20T18:09:13.860
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I can't do +1 in your answer, I don't have enought reputation, sorry :( but many thanks – Hugo – 2013-04-21T03:33:58.147
@Hugo: Don't worry about the upvote, but you can accept the answer if it helped you. :) – Karan – 2013-04-21T16:41:28.990