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DarkBoost 
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2008,06:32 |
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I am looking for software which allows me to create a Virtual Drive, Mount/Unmount various Image types and most importantly change Virtual Drive letters ALL from a command line.
I have downloaded the Trial version 9.2 and when it installs it creates a Virtual Drive using the next available drive letter (E:) however when I try running IsoCmd -change 1 g: the following appears:
ISODriveStatus: >>>The system cannot find the file specified
StopService: >>>The service has not been started
StartService failure! >>>The system cannot find the file specified
Any ideas?
Is UltraISO the program I am looking for?
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DarkBoost
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2008,06:34 |
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Oh and after the above messages appear the Virtual Drive (E:) is no longer accessible and does not reappear unless I uninstall > rebooted the machine > reinstall
I am using Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 (32bit)
Thanks.
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Posted on: Jun. 18 2008,19:22 |
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isocmd.com should be 'Run as administrator' if Windows Vista's UAC is turned on.
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DarkBoost
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Posted on: Jun. 19 2008,06:28 |
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xoben | Thanks. UAC was disabled as soon as Vista had been installed and IsoCmd.exe was already running As Administrator
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
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Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Jun. 20 2008,09:57 |
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As a kernel driver of Windows Vista, drive letter changing may not success due to some unknown problems. It is recommand to reboot Windows ant try again.
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