Solved Mount iso missing

Hello everyone,
Am having a trouble with iso files.
When I select the .iso files the Manage is not activating or enabling.
pls suggest me to solve this.




Thanks in Advance!

Hello wr1334, and welcome to Eight Forums.

Is the Mount option there when you right click on the .iso file?
Downloading and merging the .reg file for the listed .iso option in the tutorial below may be able to fix this for you. It will restore the default associations for .iso files.
Hope this helps,
Shawn

Thanks for reply! Mr.Blink

but bad news is it didn't worked for me.

Is the Mount option there when you right click on the .iso file?

Nope..
Here is the pic:

Looks like MagicISO is still set as the default program.

Did you sign out and sign in after merging the .reg file for the ISO download above?

For some reason the mount/burn options didn't show up for me when I highlighted the .iso under Manage at first either. There were no Manage or Library options at all when I first tried this.

I had to double click the .iso at which point you can see it virtually mount into the DVD drive at Windows Explorer>under Computer.

After that I right clicked the drive and ejected the virtual mount.

The next time I highlighted the .iso, the mount and burn options magically appeared under Manage.

You have installed MagicISO, which takes over ISO functions. You should uninstall it, and then set the default program.

The default program to mount the ISO is Windows Explorer.

Yes.Bro! When I select Windows Explorer it mounts the iso file.

Thanks for all reply! (^_^)

Simply right click the iso file, properties, and change the association... worked for me.

It doesn't work if the file association of the .ISO file is not Windows Explorer. Because you installed MagicISO and set it as default to open .ISO files, it suppresses the Mount buttons.

1. Simply right-click, and select properties in the menu.
2. Under Opens with, select Change to change the file association:
   EXAMPLE:
   
   
   
   
3. Then select Windows Explorer