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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DavidY" data-source="post: 338214" data-attributes="member: 16088">I just had another thought...What happens if you go back into Disk Management, and assign the virtual drive to another drive letter, say M:?  Then change the script to assign letter=M as well and try it.My theory is this - I'm wondering if there might be some hardware on your computer (for example a memory card reader) that has previously been mounted as F: . If there's no memory card inserted,  it doesn't show in Windows Explorer, but I suspect Explorer still knows about it and has it in mind, which is why it doesn't like to show your VHD.If so, then you need to find a drive letter that's far enough through the alphabet that Explorer doesn't have another use for it.</blockquote>