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Specs if necessary:
AMD Athlon Phorus Quad-Core at 2.8 Ghz
ECS GF8200A Black Edition
nVidia GeForce 9500 GT PCIe
8 gb of Ram
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
2x 1 TB hard drives (Seagate)
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Just recently, I had to reinstall Windows 7 Ultimate on my system because of a HIVE issue. Everything works fine and dandy now, but now I've ran into an issue I have no way of fixing, which is why I've came here for humble advice.
Regardless of the mounting ISO program I use, whether it be UltraISO, MagicISO or anything else, my mounted ISO's cannot be read. At all. I can open them and read them with the ISO programs themselves (like winrar can open them, even ultraiso can view them), extract with winrar if I need be, but I just cannot mount them without Windows telling me the following error: Windows cannot access the disc. The disc might be corrupt." This is the same error, regardless of which ISO mounting program I use (yes, even daemon tools..).
I find it hard to believe that my ISO's are corrupted because they've been on the same hard drive for the past two months and I was using them before I had to reinstall windows. I can mount the very same ISO's on another PC I have, that is also using a 64 bit version of 7 Ultimate.
This is what I did to try to combat this issue:
-Uninstall the program(s) and then Reinstall
-Reinstall Windows
-Recreate the ISO's by extracting and reimaging them
-Uninstall the supposed virtual device from device manager if it appeared, reinstalled it
None of these options worked for me. What could be the cause of this? Why would it work at one point and then stop working all of a sudden on a clean install? Is there a fix for this or am I stuck with pseudo-corrupted iso's?
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Specs if necessary:
AMD Athlon Phorus Quad-Core at 2.8 Ghz
ECS GF8200A Black Edition
nVidia GeForce 9500 GT PCIe
8 gb of Ram
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
2x 1 TB hard drives (Seagate)
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Just recently, I had to reinstall Windows 7 Ultimate on my system because of a HIVE issue. Everything works fine and dandy now, but now I've ran into an issue I have no way of fixing, which is why I've came here for humble advice.
Regardless of the mounting ISO program I use, whether it be UltraISO, MagicISO or anything else, my mounted ISO's cannot be read. At all. I can open them and read them with the ISO programs themselves (like winrar can open them, even ultraiso can view them), extract with winrar if I need be, but I just cannot mount them without Windows telling me the following error: Windows cannot access the disc. The disc might be corrupt." This is the same error, regardless of which ISO mounting program I use (yes, even daemon tools..).
I find it hard to believe that my ISO's are corrupted because they've been on the same hard drive for the past two months and I was using them before I had to reinstall windows. I can mount the very same ISO's on another PC I have, that is also using a 64 bit version of 7 Ultimate.
This is what I did to try to combat this issue:
-Uninstall the program(s) and then Reinstall
-Reinstall Windows
-Recreate the ISO's by extracting and reimaging them
-Uninstall the supposed virtual device from device manager if it appeared, reinstalled it
None of these options worked for me. What could be the cause of this? Why would it work at one point and then stop working all of a sudden on a clean install? Is there a fix for this or am I stuck with pseudo-corrupted iso's?
My Computer
At a glance
Windows XP//Windows 7 Ultimate RTMAMD Quad-Core Phorus @ 2.88 GB DDR2nVidia GeForce GTX470
- OS
- Windows XP//Windows 7 Ultimate RTM
- CPU
- AMD Quad-Core Phorus @ 2.8
- Motherboard
- ECS GF8200
- Memory
- 8 GB DDR2
- Graphics Card(s)
- nVidia GeForce GTX470
