Experience Level: Standard
ISO Mounter is an add-in that allows you to mount ISO files (DVD and CD images) stored on your server so they can be viewed directly through the server’s folder share on all of your PC’s and laptops.
- Supports Windows Home Server (V1)
- Supports Windows Home & Small Business Server 2011
- Integrates directly into the Server Console/Dashboard for simple administration
- File system browser allows you to search and manually select any ISO file
- Mount any ISO file (CD or DVD image) directly on the server’s file system
- Configurable “Auto-mount” folders to allow automatic mounting of new ISO files
- ISO files will appear directly in the Server folders as a browsable read-only folder
- Simple, easy-to-view heads-up status display to monitor status
- Quick-launch feature allows viewing contents of ISO files directly from the Dashboard
Developer: Electrongoo
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Download: ISO Mounter – Windows Home Server v1 | Windows Home Server 2011
Release History
v1.20 (1st January 2011)
- Burn ISO images to removable USB devices
- New “Unmount all” button to simplify unmounting of multiple images from the server Dashboard
- New “Rescan watch folder” to allow mounting of all pre-existing ISO image files in a watch folder
- Cleaned up the user interface. Moved some tasks from the main view into a separate “More Settings” dialog view
- Fixed crash when browsing for ISO files on Servers with a non-standard Share layout (e.g. server Shares are not stored in D:\ServerFolders)
v1.1 (5th November 2011)
- Latest release






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