Execute diskmgmt.msc.Īs far as I know, Disk Management has some limitations to manage your hard drive:ĭisk Management can only extend the volume with the adjacent unallocated space to the right, if the unallocated space is not behind the target volume, the extend volume is greyed out in Disk Management.ĭisk Management could not allow you to move partitions. Way 2: right click on the Computer icon choose Manage to open Computer Management select Disk Management. Way 1: Right click on the Start at the bottom left of desk choose Disk Management. How to get into Disk Management to resize, create, format partitions in Windows 7/8/10/11? There are three ways to approach to Disk Management: I am truly at my wits end here.Disk Management is a system program in Windows developed by Microsoft, which allows you to perform advanced storage tasks, like create new partition, extend a volume, shrink a partition, change drive letter or assign a new drive letter, etc. I know I can just open the file with Winrar, but I want to be able to open the file in explorer like i have been able to do in the past, (albeit a while ago). Here are a few entries i thought relevant. I thought the only entry I needed to worry about was in "Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.iso", but it seems like the entries there are correct, and there are hundreds more entries that came up in search related to the string ".iso". This led me to believe there was a incorrect registry entry(s). Running "sfc /scannow" in a elevated command prompt (no errors returned)Ĭhecking to see if there was already a mounted drive/file(there isn't)Ĭhanging the default file extension app, but the. I get the same error as above no matter where i copy it (ctrl+c while the iso is selected, ctrl+v somewhere else)Ĭhecking file permissions and read statusĬhanging (and checking) the sparse flag in a elevated command prompt I get the "mount" option when i right click, but when I select it, or select to open the file through windows explorer, I get an error that reads " Sorry, there was a problem mounting the file"Ĭopying the file to another drive(its currently in "D:/backup.iso" (My C: drive is my windows install drive). My issue is, I want to be able to mount iso files (and have been able to do so in the past) with windows explorer. I have scoured the web far and wide and cannot find a solution to my issue and I refuse to believe that reformatting my PC is the only way to fix this issue.
Please note : I am able to open the ISO with other programs (Winrar, 7zip, etc) Unable to Mount ISO file in Windows Explorer
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