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How to mount an ISO - Disk Image File

06 April,2017 by Tom Collins

Question: I’ve received some ISO files with the contents of SQL Server Enterprise and need to open them and retrieve the contents. I don’t have a specific disk image tool.

I’m on a Windows 2012 server . Are you able to offer any advice or assistance?

 

Answer: Windows Server 2012 supports the facility to Mount an ISO file without installing any extra software. Previously you needed a disk image tool installed.

Back in the good old days of SQL Server 2005 - the process required extraction first - read more on SQL server 2005 install with ISO images

Now all you need is a right click on the ISO  and choose Mount. Then you manipulate the files as required.

If you discover that you can’t mount an ISO – I’d first check any flags that have been marked on the ISO file – you can always cross-check by attempting to mount on another server.

Another situation with Mount failing is when the download has not yet completed

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Author: Tom Collins (http://www.sqlserver-dba.com)


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