windows 10 ISO file

siddharth2cool said:

I have downloaded the file and moved it to desktop but do I need to move it to This pc to mount it? because it doesn't shows any option to mount.
Thanks for your time!:)

The ISO file does not need to be moved to This PC. When you mount it, a new drive letter will appear in "This PC". My guess that the Cyberlink Power to Go software probably made itself as the default app to burn ISO files and is overriding the mount option as the default - or the issues that you are trying to fix with Windows 10 is interfering with the mount option.

I would suggest to siddharth2cool that you burn a DVD from the ISO file using Cyberlink Power to Go. That would probably be the least complicated method for you at this point.

OldMike65 said:

Yup I agree with everything you just said.....and I thought I tried to tell him that.....but.....guess he did not get it.

I got that but I was confused because of the mounting option and the fact that cyber link power to go was the default program itself for ISO files. I'm now currently in progress of storing the image file.

siddharth2cool said:

I got that but I was confused because of the mounting option and the fact that cyber link power to go was the default program itself for ISO files. I'm now currently in progress of storing the image file.

That's great, please post back your results, good or bad. Hope everything works out. :)

OldMike65 said:

That's great, please post back your results, good or bad. Hope everything works out. :)

I have finally solved my problem and thanks again.
I have just got one more question that my system drive stays up-to 4% fragmented even if I optimise it. Since, when I had the ISO problem, this problem occurred at the same time. if you have any idea then please share.

siddharth2cool said:

I have finally solved my problem and thanks again.
I have just got one more question that my system drive stays up-to 4% fragmented even if I optimise it. Since, when I had the ISO problem, this problem occurred at the same time. if you have any idea then please share.

Need more info on your drive.....SSD or spinner ??? If SSD that is normal. If regular spinner type, 4% is VERY low, and does not affect your speed at all, I wouldn't worry about that small amount. :)

OldMike65 said:

Need more info on your drive.....SSD or spinner ??? If SSD that is normal. If regular spinner type, 4% is VERY low, and does not affect your speed at all, I wouldn't worry about that small amount. :)

yeah, but what about the message that it shows sometime that "error(0x0.........)memory could not be read".

siddharth2cool said:

yeah, but what about the message that it shows sometime that "error(0x0.........)memory could not be read".

That has nothing to do with a fragmented hard drive....

OldMike65 said:

That has nothing to do with a fragmented hard drive....

Have you got any idea about the error?

siddharth2cool said:

Have you got any idea about the error?

Sorry not a clue......you really didn't post much info on it either...