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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 11:20 Post subject: Some .iso files won't mount on a particular drive. |
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Only at 1 drive i have this problem. Some iso's mount and some won't. Im getting this message. Its in Dutch:
controleer of het bestand zich bevindt in een ntfs-volume en niet in een comprimeerde map of volume iso file windows 10
If I copy the file to an other drive it just mount.
The iso's files have worked before on that drive. Suddenly only a few i can mount.
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 12:32 Post subject: |
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Last edited by paxsali on Thu, 4th Jul 2024 21:12; edited 1 time in total
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 12:54 Post subject: |
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No I just using the windows 10 one.
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 13:28 Post subject: |
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jaapie18 wrote: | No I just using the windows 10 one. |
Just taking a wild guess but are these ISOs on a torrent drive? Windows has this odd bug where you have to copy the ISO file before it will be willing to mount it if it's been download by torrents. Just moving it on the same drive won't fix it but making a new copy does. Moving to a different drive is similar to copying which may be why that works.
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 13:55 Post subject: |
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If i make copy on the same drive. I have the same problem. If a make i copy to an other drive. Then I don't have problems.
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 18:27 Post subject: |
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jaapie18 wrote: | If i make copy on the same drive. I have the same problem. If a make i copy to an other drive. Then I don't have problems. |
Hmm very odd indeed. You sure the drive is set to NTFS, right? I know it's unlikely but just to be sure.
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 20:41 Post subject: |
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red_avatar wrote: | jaapie18 wrote: | If i make copy on the same drive. I have the same problem. If a make i copy to an other drive. Then I don't have problems. |
Hmm very odd indeed. You sure the drive is set to NTFS, right? I know it's unlikely but just to be sure. |
yes very sure.
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Posted: Sat, 13th May 2017 23:13 Post subject: |
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That method worked. only when i delete the original one. If i just copying over the orginal it won't change the attributes. But wat i don't understand is how does it come that the attributes are changed the iso's had worked before.
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Posted: Wed, 17th May 2017 16:54 Post subject: |
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jaapie18 wrote: |
That method worked. only when i delete the original one. If i just copying over the orginal it won't change the attributes. But wat i don't understand is how does it come that the attributes are changed the iso's had worked before. |
Did you go to the Details? Does it show a P in the attributes? I think the attribute gets lost when copying the file elsewhere.
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Posted: Thu, 18th May 2017 23:33 Post subject: |
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VGAdeadcafe wrote: | jaapie18 wrote: |
That method worked. only when i delete the original one. If i just copying over the orginal it won't change the attributes. But wat i don't understand is how does it come that the attributes are changed the iso's had worked before. |
Did you go to the Details? Does it show a P in the attributes? I think the attribute gets lost when copying the file elsewhere. |
Yes if i copy it somewhere else the p attribute is gone.
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