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I’m running windows XP. When I unmount an ISO volume by using “eject”, the file handle isn’t closed so I can’t delete the .iso file. If I unmount the file by clicking on the file in windows explorer, the handle is closed and I can delete the file; however, once a file has been unmounted using eject, the handle has been leaked and a future attempt to mount and unmount using windows explorer will not free the file resource so it can be deleted (or moved or whatever). I haven’t tried this on any other OS or with any other image file formats, only ISO on XP.
I just had this issue in Windows Server 2008 R2 with WinCDEmu v3.5. Administrators can unmount with “eject”, but unprivileged users need to double-click the .iso file.
Error text when attempting eject:
‘CD Drive (V:)’ is currently in use. Save any open files on this disc, and then close the files or programs using the files before ejecting the disc.
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