El Hefe  +  138038 Fri, 16 Sep 05 09:58 AM I've run into this problem before and the chances are that if you have tried to load the ISO with more than one program and failed, its probably a corrupt file.   El Hefe Joined on Fri, Aug 27 2004 Junior Member 64

	Mike in Japan  +  138068 Fri, 16 Sep 05 12:11 PM Have you mounted other .iso images, or is this your first try? Mike in Japan Joined on Tue, Aug 19 2003 Senior Member 4,371 I do like to be beside the seaside

	Merc  +  257596 Sun, 20 Aug 06 01:58 PM to mike in japan I haven't heard about truly one-click solution. In all cases you have to do some action by your hands. If you want something smart, you could install any usual simulation program, and then add to context menu in explorer extra action, eg "Mount ISO-file as a virtual drive". But it isn't trivial solution and you better forget about it and just use Daemon tool or anything else in standard way. to Anon Maybe file is demaged. Try to open it in explorer and see what it tell you. Secondly, check if your Daemon Tools works correctly, try to make your test ISO-file. Merc Joined on Wed, Aug 16 2006 Moscow, Russia New Member 18

	Mike in Japan  +  257735 Mon, 21 Aug 06 01:46 AM Thanks Merc. I'll have a look at adding something to the context menu. I didn't realise that was possible manually. Cheers :-) Mike in Japan

	Merc  +  257817 Mon, 21 Aug 06 08:58 AM Mike, do you know any programming languane? I suppose without this adding of extra point to context menu will be unreal or very difficult. Merc

	Mike in Japan  +  258054 Tue, 22 Aug 06 01:49 AM Hi, Merc. No, I'm afraid to say my only experience with programming was Basic on a TRS80, a Z80 powered thingy (I believe Z80s are still used to control electric doors and other such 'dumb' devices) a long time ago. I'm pretty used to using DemonTools now, so I guess I'll just continue with that. Thanks again :-) Mike in Japan