ISO in windows 10

Former user wrote on 7/23/2016, 7:47 AM

Just discovered this trick today and thought I would pass it on. Windows 10 allows you to open disk images without additional software. Just right click on an ISO file and choose MOUNT.

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dxdy wrote on 7/23/2016, 7:53 AM

Cool. Thank you.

Now if I could just get Recent Places to stick in File Explorer and Save As dialogs, I would be happy.

Former user wrote on 7/23/2016, 7:59 AM

Do you have the Quick Access option when you open File Explorer?
If so, rightclick and go to Options and check all setiings there.

PeterDuke wrote on 7/23/2016, 8:45 PM

The quick access feature can be unhelpful if you have files with the same name but different contents in different folders. You need to know the parent folder name as well to distinguish them.

I placed a file in the wrong Documents folder the other day and had to hunt for it. Void Tools Everything search engine is a real boon for sloppy operators like me.
http://www.voidtools.com/ It is very quick.

PeterDuke wrote on 7/23/2016, 9:27 PM

I had Virtual Clone Drive installed, and Mount mounted it using VCD. With VCD uninstalled, I see no Mount, but I can Open using File Explorer, and that mounts it.