PowerISO problem (can't mount image)

[Raccoon]

Hi, I'll probably ask this on the PowerISO forums or whatever, but I figured I'd ask you guys too. I just downloaded the PR image file on this computer, and whenever I try to mount it with powerISO, I just get a popup with the title "PowerISO" and it just says the location of the .iso (ex. C:\User\Downloads\prbf2.iso) and I have to close it like, fifteen times before it goes away because it keeps popping up. I've tried mounting it with Daemon tools lite, but it just says "Mounting image" and then nothing happens and I can't even see a virtual drive belonging to Daemon tools, only PowerISO.

Anyone had a similar issue or know anything about mounting disk images that I may be missing?

Thanks in advance!


Edit: And for what it's worth, I happen to have the .iso of the last version, and when I mount that, it works fine.

[tankninja1]

The download from the downloads page you use to start the torrent.

The file you get after you download the main file you mount.

The file on the downlaods page is very small 34Kb, but the full PR file that you mount is 6.75Gb

Or you can forget about mounting and download and install winzip or winrar that will automatically allow you to view the 6.75Gb file.

Or just go to ModDB and download as a .zip

[Raccoon]

The download from the downloads page you use to start the torrent.

The file you get after you download the main file you mount.

The file on the downlaods page is very small 34Kb, but the full PR file that you mount is 6.75Gb

Or you can forget about mounting and download and install winzip or winrar that will automatically allow you to view the 6.75Gb file.

Or just go to ModDB and download as a .zip

Well, I know that the file I was mounting was not a torrent, but an .iso. So, really, it should have been able to mount to the virtual drive without issue. I have done this on another one of my computers with 1.3, and I didn't have any problems. I am currently trying to download the torrent instead of just directly downloading the .iso...

I also didn't know that you can download it as a .zip... I'll have to give that a go.

Thanks for the reply!

[Raccoon]

OKAY, so I think I've fixed my issue. I went to the download location of the torrented .iso, and, although it is incomplete, tried to mount it with PowerISO. I was then able to see it as being mounted in My Computer, and when I clicked on it, I could see the contents. I figure I'll just let it download and install it that way. Even though this doesn't explain why the other image files were screwy, I'll take it.