BETA: PowerArchiver 2023 - 22.10.02

[moles42]

Far be it from me to promote alternative software but to try and solve this issue can you try using ’
DVDFab Virtual Drive’ http://72.55.191.8/download/DVDFabVirtualDrive1114.exe to see if it works on
your system?

it works in the same manner whereby you mount the iso files as PA does…
I’ve just tested it and it works fine on my W7 x64 system.

apologies to management for seemingly promoting alternative VD software…:o

what I did like about the program though was when you actually closed it down it removed the virtual drive as well…a facility I did find much to my liking…any chance PA can have this option guys ???

[RJWaring]

Moles42! We might have to beat you for this clear breach in member’s rulling! Now walk away with your head in shame…

PowerArchiver Rules… “in case management read this”

[moles42]

sorry guys…was only trying to help this poor guy out…:o
give me my 50 ‘lashes’ and let’s move on…:eek:

[Mili]

After everything PA has done for you Moles……

[Mili]

:D

All joking aside,
itechlang, please do let us know the results of using the VD software moles posted and thanks Moles for looking into it!!

We haven’t had any other reports of constantly failed ISO mounts on x64 so this has to be specific.
Let’s see how this works

[itechlang]

Hi guys!

So I tried DVDFab Virtual Drive as I had tried UltraIso before and both are working perfectly.

So I am sorry to tell you guys but I am afraid the issue is on your side.

I have 2 machines running Win 7 x64 and PAVD is NOT working on both.
I have one running Vista x64 and it is working.

You must admit it is a weird coincidence.
For me there is something related to Win 7 x64.

DVDFab VD and UltraIso are working like a charm on all my machines regardless the OS.

Hope you will sort this out soon.
Thanks!

[dragon57]

I have a brand new Win 7 64-bit install here and the PA iso mount works fine. Sorry, I was hoping I could help diagnose your problem :(.

[Mili]

which windows 7 version do you have installed?

[itechlang]

Win 7 x64 Home Premium - not working
Win 7 x64 Ultimate - not working
Vista x64 Home Premium - working

Thanks.

[spwolf]

maybe there is some software or some option that is common to those two win7’s that dont work?

[itechlang]

Yes maybe but 1 machine is brand new and the other one is 2 years old and I have never had any issues with other Virtual Drive software.

How come it is just PA Virtual Drive being not working whereas others like UltraIso, DVDFAb or even PowerIso are working?

There is probably something on those 2 machines that PAVD does not like, maybe it is the brand. :)
They are both HP laptops.

HP Pavilion dv7-3173ca
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01980766&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&lc=en&dlc=fi&cc=fi&lang=fi&product=4125929

HP Pavilion dv9700 CTO
Unfortunately the HP website has no longer the detailed specifications on this one.

Thanks anyone for any help with this.

[itechlang]

Any ideas??

Anybody else who might have same kind of issue?

I feel lonely.

[itechlang]

Are there any logs/traces I can activate and send you guys to help out?

I still cannot use PA Virtual Drive on both my HP laptops.

I had also opened a ticket to the support a while ago now but nobody has replied. :(

Thanks.

[Mili]

Is the ISO file on a local or a network drive?

as we have an issue reported about mounting ISOs from a network drive

[itechlang]

I remember trying both local and network and none was working at that time but I just tried again today if I copy ISO files locally then I can mount the images.

So I would say it is probably related to the network drive issue you are talking about.

Do you think it is going to be fixed soon?

Thanks.

[Mili]

well that is great news! I’m glad I asked that question as we now know that the issue is not anything related to your specific system.

We have this issue(mounting ISOs from network drives) reproduced and reported in our bug system already, not really sure when the issue will be taken care of, the developers will take a look and see what is up. Until then, I hope that mounting ISOs from a local drive will not be too much of a hassle.

thanks again for the details!!