[Solved] WinToolkit 1.41.26 Unknown Mount Error

[wiktorynka]

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

[Legolash2o]

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

[lib9]

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

[wiktorynka]

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, 2013 by wiktorynka

[Legolash2o]

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

[wiktorynka]

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, 2013 by wiktorynka

[Legolash2o]

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....?

[Thiersee]

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

[wiktorynka]

@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.

[Legolash2o]

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

[Legolash2o]

v1.4.1.27 test 3 has been uploaded.

[Win32]

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

[Legolash2o]

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.

[wiktorynka]

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

[Dougal]

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

[windows2003]

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,

[windows2003]

somebody has an Idea how to fix the error above?

[wela]

 

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

[windows2003]

thanx wela, did solve the problem