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Pismo File Mount

EdVassie edited this page Jul 27, 2018 · 1 revision

This page shows how to install and use the virtual DVD drive provided by Pismo File Mount.

Windows 2008 R2 and below can not browse ISO files. If you need to browse an ISO file on Windows 2008 R2 or below, the simplest way to do this is via a virtual DVD drive. Windows 2012 and above allows ISO files to be browsed without the need for additional software, so a virtual DVD package is not needed for these systems.

There are many virtual DVD drive packages available. This page describes the Pismo File Mount package because it is particularly easy to use.

SQL FineBuild does not install Pismo File Mount because it is needed to prepare the SQL Server install media before FineBuild is run. The process of installing and using it is described below.

Installing Pismo File Mount

  1. Download Pismo File Mount Audit Package:

    Page Location
    Pismo File Mount Home Page http://www.pismotechnic.com/pfm
    Pismo File Mount Download http://www.pismotechnic.com/download
  2. Double-click on the install file to start the install process

    Explorer

  3. If the User Account Control window is displayed, click Next to continue

    UACC

  4. The Install window is displayed. Click Install to continue

    Ready

  5. The install is complete. Click Close to exit

    Complete

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Using Pismo File Mount

The simplest way to use Pismo File Mount is to perform a Quick Mount of an ISO file.

  1. Right-click on the required ISO file and select Quick Mount

    Quick Mount

  2. The ISO file is now mounted as a folder

    Mounted

  3. The ISO file can now be browsed

    Browse

  4. When you are finished with the ISO file, then unmount it

    UnMount

Use the Browser BACK button to return to the parent process

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