CodingWonders
[FEATURE PROPOSAL] Open mount folder
Describe the solution you'd like A button in the GUI to open the mountfolder in Windows Explorer would be a welcome and useful addition.
Right now, you can access the mount directory by right-clicking "Mount directory" in the tree view and clicking "Access directory", or through the mounted image manager.
Still, it's a good proposal! Thanks @Procstas!
“Access directory” opens the appdata folder
C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\DISMTools\MyProject\mount
I don’t want an wim-image to be mounted there.
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Right now, you can access the mount directory by right-clicking "Mount directory" in the tree view and clicking "Access directory", or through the mounted image manager.
Still, it's a good proposal! Thanks @Procstas https://github.com/Procstas !
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@Procstas, it depends on where you have mounted your image and where the project is located. Try creating another project somewhere else and mounting the image there.
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@Procstas, it depends on where you have mounted your image and where the project is located. Try creating another project somewhere else and mounting the image there.
The "Mount point - Access Directory" should refer to my choosen "Destination Mount directory" which can vary including my RAMdisk mount folder.
Since the issue you described was fixed, I'm closing it. @Procstas, feel free to reopen it or create a new one