Windows 10: How to dismount a volume in Windows 11 and mount it back?

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In this tutorial, we will show you how to dismount a volume in Windows 11/10 and mount it back. When a logical drive or volume is mounted, we can access its files and folders and other data on Windows OS. By default, Windows automatically mounts a new drive or volume by assigning a drive letter. A […]

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mount and dismount the hard drive

how do i mount and dismount my hard drive in my lenovo idea g505 windows 8.1

 

Dismounting an ISO file in Windows 10

I mounted the Windows 10 installation ISO file in Windows 8 in order to install Windows 10. Once install is completed, the file is still mounted and there are no tools I am aware of to dismount it. I attempted disk management in Administrative tools, however,
the virtual drive was not displayed. In file explorer, the virtual drive is present and the files within are accessible.

Any idea on how to dismount this ISO file?

Thanks

 

How to view free space of a mounted volume in windows 10 ?

Hi Marvin,

• Running Windows 10 version 1709, Build 16299.125.
  • Have been running Win10 since the initial release, auto update is turned on
    
  • Previous versions until ~ April/May 2017 have worked fine.

• This is a home-built system, about 5 years old.
  • Intel i5-2500K CPU
    
  • Asrock Z77 Extreme 4 motherboard
    
  • Sapphire/AMD Radeon HD5750 graphics card
  • Multiple HDD's (Seagate, Samsung), all formatted at NTFS, all 2TB+
  • 5 HDD's are mounted this way, and the problem affects all of them.
• 
  Troubleshooting attempts:
  
  • Tried remounting in a new folder - no success
  • Assigned drive letter - Works fine
  • Assigned drive letter AND mounting to a folder simultaneously - Drive letter works, folder-mounted volume reports zero used/free space
    
  • Ran extended disk diagnostics (Seagate SeaTools, WD DataLifeguard) - No problems found
  • Hard Disk Sentinel Pro 3.60 reports 100% health on all volumes.
  • Tried mounting a new HDD - Windows reports zero Free space and zero Used space
  • Tried turning Disk Indexing on and off -- no effect
  • Have not tried Safe-Mode yet
  • Have not defragged because there have been no disk performance issues or errors ***EDIT*** Windows reports that all volumes are being optimized automatically (Frequency: Weekly). I did not realize this was enabled.
    
  • Have not done a clean install of Windows