Seems to work on 64bit Windows 2003 – anyone try on Vista?
http://www.jeffothy.com/weblog/filedisk-iso-mounter/
Another to try…
http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-magicdisc-overview.htm
We are seeing serious issues (high CPU, high memory usage) with the SVCHOST.EXE process on WSUS Windows XP managed workstations. This may happen on 2000 or non-WSUS stations as well.
The following URL explains one of the symptoms: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916089
This has dramatically impacted some workstations and servers. Microsoft PSS has a quick fix which you can call in and get.
But we have found a cleaner way and it appears to work. YMMV. It may also be a good solution if Windows/Microsoft Update is acting goofy.
1. Disable the "Automatic Updates" service
2. Disable the "Background Intelligent Transfer Service’ service
3. Reboot the workstation/server
4. Delete all files from the "%WINDIR%\SoftwareDistribution" folder (ex. C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution).
5. Change the "Automatic Updates" service to Automatic startup
6. Change the "Background Intelligent Transfer Service" service to Manual startup
7. Either run Windows/Microsoft Update again (for non-WSUS managed stations), or
7. Remove the computer from WSUS.
8. Enter "WUAUCLT.EXE /DETECTNOW" from the command prompt or Run. The WUAUCLT.EXE might take a few minutes or hours to start communicating with WSUS (depending on how your WSUS is setup).
