Mount command not found in windows

windows-10 command-line mount nfs

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Looks like a path issue.

In a command prompt cd\ to go back to the root, then dir/s mount.exe.

This should come back with 1 or more hits, and in my case the path is

C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-windows-nfs-clientcmdtools_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.17134.1_none_36e3ef7a599c9380

If you then cd to that directory, you should be able to run mount from there.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

user9332151 over 1 year

Part of the instructions I'm following indicates (https://graspingtech.com/mount-nfs-share-windows-10/) typing mount -o anon \\server_ip_address\mnt\vms in windows command prompt. In cygwing, the command is not recognized but not with the option anon

But I get the following error: 'mount' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
- spikey_richie almost 5 years
  
  Are you using Windows 10 Professional? And did you install the Client for NFS feature?
- user9332151 almost 5 years
  
  I'm using Windows 10 Enterprise. The only thing I tried is mapping a network drive but it didn't seem to work for me!
- spikey_richie almost 5 years
  
  Did you install the Client for NFS feature?
- user9332151 almost 5 years
  
  I'm sorry I didn't get that. Can you explain? I'm totally new to this.
- spikey_richie almost 5 years
  
  As per the link you posted in your question, you need to install the Client for NFS Windows Feature from add/remove features.
- user9332151 almost 5 years
  
  My bad. Yes I sure did.
user9332151 almost 5 years

Thank you so much. It works.I guess I'm not so familiar with windows command prompt :/