I know PowerISO has this (and it also has a command-line tool), but it isn't free there probably is a free app with very similar functionality that I just don't know about. Now, having said all that, what it sounds like you might want is something with an Explorer right-click menu extension that can be used instead of a system tray icon (i.e., you don't have to run anything at all, you can just right click on an image file and click mount). DAEMON Tools Lite allows you to mount disc image files and emulates up to 4 DT +. Also, any utility that mounts disc images as drives in Windows MUST have at least some kind of resident component in the form of a driver for it to be be able to work at all you will not find something with no resident components whatsoever, because no such thing can exist. PowerISO allows you to open, extract, burn, create, edit, compress. I just need to copy /data/app.apk file from emulator to my Windows OS without reinventing the wheel.

The fact that you're asking for command-line tools is probably proof that you're doing it wrong the Windows command line interface is awful, but it isn't supposed to be very useful, you're supposed to use the GUI. IMG file I tried Windows 10, Hyper-V, Daemon Tools, PowerISO, None of that works. ImgDrive allows users to access their Windows volumes or Disk Image Files through a virtual drive, and mount ISO images. Windows, Linux, and Mac OS all have completely different ways of doing almost everything, you can't expect everything that works on one (or two) to work in exactly the same way on the others.

Daemon tools vs poweriso