Mount-diskimage: "The version does not support this version of the file format". When you run the mountdiskimage -imagepath c:\images\windows8.1_enterprise.iso command in PowerShell, the operation fails and you receive the following error message: You receive the following Windows PowerShell error message:Įrror:17098 - The component store has been corrupted Sorry there was a problem mounting the file iso file in Windows Explorer to try to mount the ISO image, the operation fails and you receive the following error message: Although you receive the error message, the ISO image is mounted successfully in most cases. I actually only make images of games that I personally bought and own. Note to any who might go on a BLARGH PIRACY rant, the OP actually OWNS the game, no discussion of piracy here, just how to get a game to run off of a backup copy.Oh ofcourse it all makes sense now. Note to any who might go on a BLARGH PIRACY rant, the OP actually OWNS the game, no discussion of piracy here, just how to get a game to run off of a backup copy. exe file off of, for example, GameCopyWorld, to actually play it - the disc image will only be for installing it. You could try using something like Alchohol120%, which is designed in part to rip game CD images so may give you a more exact copy, but really when making game images, you should just accept that you're going to need to look for a "fixed" game. Thus, the image you burnt of Starcraft is sufficient to satisfy the anti-piracy CD checks used in that game, but the RoN image you've burnt is missing something that the RoN executable is looking for - the image will work fine and contains all the needed game data, but you're missing subsection data, or burn patterns, or even nonsense data, that the game is looking for to try and defeat your disc image trickery. Starcraft is old, and doesn't have the new, more sophisticated anti-piracy measures that newer games do - one of them is looking for certain sections of discs that burning programs don't usually pick up on. iso name issue is because you didn't give the disc image a name in Nero.
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