WinToolkit 1.41.26 Unknown Mount Error when trying to integrate Windows 7 - at any location of the folder with the program WinToolkit also directly on the partition C. I have tried several paths always the same. The problem does not occur with version 1.41.25 and 1.41.22

I've checked my online error logs and a lot of people have been getting this. I've added to HOPEFULLY never appear again.

 

I have also uploaded a new test version which can be download from the 'latest builds' link in my signature. Please try it

Just to report that also with the current testing build same errors as above.

In version 1.41.27 Test 1 the same error. In my view, the error is the wrong path to the mounted image. So far WinToolkit create a folder with the image mounted in the partition C and now in a folder with WinToolkit. There is no error if you mount the image with WIM Manager and manually specify the location of the folder Mount. A few screens as it looks today. A system image is installed in 100% and then pops up an error.

 

 

Edited June 9, 201311 yr by wiktorynka

Delete your settings.txt file and try again If it still happens, then please upload you're new settings.txt.

There was a bug in a previous version of WinToolkit which would have caused the \\C\\ behavior

UPDATE: Test 2 has been uploaded

Very nice. WinToolkit 1.41.27 Test 2 works without reservations.

 

P.S. But there is one little problem - IE10 LangPack PL integrates red. In all previous versions WinToolkit it was good.

 

Edited June 9, 201311 yr by wiktorynka

Yeah i fixed the detection code. Make sure you have either integrated the Windows language pack first or add it to the same list.

 

 

EDIT: Actually what language pack is that? It a cab, msu, exe....?

Why do people not download the IE10 directly in their language? For almost all languages, polish too:

 

http://windows.microsoft.com/de-de/internet-explorer/ie-10-worldwide-languages

 

Regards, Thiersee

@Lego - Langpack is the first on the list of updates outside of these prerequisites. In version 1.41.25 was still good. Langpack integrates always as msu. IE10 cab v10.0.5

 

@Thiersee - Since the exe version is not updated as cab.

After further investigation, it should have integrated fine even though it's red. It's because it says 'ALL' rather than 'fr-FR' or 'pl-PL', etc... I will fix once i am back from a nice meal  at the pub

v1.4.1.27 test 3 has been uploaded.

Hi, everyone

 

The version of wintoolkit 1.4.1.26 is unable the mount the wim images of windows 7 and window 8. it is show the mount error problem.

I hope it will improve by the programmer in the next coming version.

 

Thanks

I need the error details. It should have given you more information when the problem appeared. Please copy and paste the text into a new post. Maybe attach the error log as well.

 

 

P.S. You can also try the latest build link in my signature.

Yes I confirm the version 1.41.27 test 2 LangPack integrates red but after the installation is fine.

I started getting this same error last night, and pulling my hair out for 24 hours including trying the solutions on this site, I found the issue.

 

I use an application that requires DotNET to run in 32bit mode on Win7x64, and a couple of others that require 64bit mode. I therefore switch between the modes whenever required (using the LDR64.exe SetWOW/Set64 command). I didn't notice until this morning, but I have been running 32bit since sometime yesterday. Switching DotNET back to 64bit and now I don't get the error.

 

Hope this helps someone else.

 

Cheers

Hi,

 

I have the same error also above posted with the version 1.4.33.7 (latest download).

The error is:

 

ACCES DENIED

Your mounth path seems to be the same as your selected image DVD, this is not recommended and Win Toolkit will abort!

 

WIM File:[D:\......]

Mount Path:[D:\....]

 

I did already also delete the settings.txt file and did configure again in Win Toolkit, but still same error?

 

How can I solve this please?

thanx,

somebody has an Idea how to fix the error above?

 

somebody has an Idea how to fix the error above?

Best way is a second HD for mounting. Or change the Mount path to e:\ or something else, not the same partition where the WIM is.

 

Regards

thanx wela, did solve the problem