Windows 10: How to unmount drive?

I mounted Anniversary Update.iso and successfully upgraded Win10. I further updated from 393.0 to 393.10. In both instances afterwards, the empty drive remained.

How do I unmount it? Context menu offered no option.

Disk Management doesn't list it at the top panel. While it shows in the bottom panel, there are no options to get rid of it.

:)

 

Restoring files from system image

A .vhdx extension means the image was originally created by Microsoft's Hyper-V image utility. The 'x' means it's a second generation image, but that's irrelevent here.

The procedure has three parts:

• mount the image
• copy the files you want to copy
• unmount the image.

You should sign in to an account with Administrator permissions to do this.

Follow these directions: Disk Management -
How to Mount and Unmount VHD Images

 

Stop code unmountable boot volume

I got a stop code unmountable boot volume. How do i fix this

 

Do you see eject on the right click context menu?

 

Hello pyramid, *Smile

If you don't have an "Eject" option posted above, then you might see if you may be able to use OPTION FOUR below to unmounts the ISO via command prompt.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3...dows-10-a.html

 

The .iso was gone after the upgrade. So the drive is empty. It is treated as a USB removable media drive without any media.

Context Menu/Eject did nothing. The Taskbar 'shuddered'. But the mounted drive remained, empty.

Edit: Should I remount the .iso and then Eject? Or would that create a new mounted drive?

Edit2: Disk Management does not offer an Eject option. It is greyed out.