Mount or Unmount ISO and IMG file in Windows 10  

@Matthew Wai,

Done.

Matthew Wai said:

@Brink,
OPTION FIVE applies to Command Prompt, but you omitted to add PowerShell at the beginning of the following command:

For example: Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath "C:\User\Russell\Desktop\9879.ENTERPRISE_X64.ISO"

And the image path shown in my example screenshots is "G:\Win10_1903_V1_English_x64.iso"

Oops. Fixed.

Matthew Wai said:

I just found the following command, which works on both PowerShell and Command Prompt.

Explorer "D:\A folder\An image.iso"

It works the same as option 2.

Thank you Matthew.

Yep, any method that opens/runs the ISO should mount it.

Matthew Wai said:

@Brink, I found a problem with OPTION FIVE.

PowerShell Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath "Full path of ISO or IMG file"

If the file name contains brackets, e.g. WinPE (Chinese).iso, errors will arise.
The solution is using three quotation marks as shown below instead of only one.

PowerShell Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath """D:\WinPE (Chinese).iso"""

Good catch Matthew. Option 5 updated. Thank you.

Using Option 5, is there a way of specifying the drive letter to be used for the mounted ISO image?

Steve C said:

Using Option 5, is there a way of specifying the drive letter to be used for the mounted ISO image?

Didn't read all of this but do know I can Mount an .iso in File Explorer but don't get a choice about the drive letter so I then go to Disk Management to change that drive letter to a different unused letter.