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Roger Lipscombe
Asked: 2011-06-16 04:00:43 +0800 CST

Using Powershell, how do I eject an ISO image from a Hyper-V virtual machine?

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I'm using the Hyper-V module for PowerShell, and I've successfully mounted an ISO file onto a virtual machine. Question is: how do I eject (or unmount) it?

I'd prefer to use the PSHyperV stuff, if there's a solution. Failing that, dipping into WMI from PowerShell would be acceptable.

(Using Windows 2008 R2, if it makes a difference)

powershell hyper-v

2 Answers

  1. Set-VMDisk

    HERE's a Powershell Hyper-V commandlet reference guide for future use.

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  2. From the virtual machine I found that using Powershell did it for me:

    mountvol DRIVELETTER: /d

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