I'm going to reply to this one inline, point by point...
"buddyorliz" <buddyorliz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B6896085-2B5C-4B05-8F66-3EE37154E4D8@microsoft.com...
>
> Well Dang it anyway.... I wonder why all the scans and the conflict wizard
> didn't pick it up, or why the device manage Still says everything is
> ok....
Device manager only looks at the hardware and drivers. Unless those have
been damaged at the level that it checks nothing unusual will show up. I
don't know of any scans that can identify software conflicts. Individual
software companies generally maintain a "known issues" list for their own
products.
> This next bit I don't understand...
>> to - for anything I was trying to do. Now in place of the DAL it says:
>> Use with Ping{ No pconfig}
> Ping is a networking command, nothing to do with disc burning.
> That IS exactly what it says - oops not DAL - but where it said use or
> use with DLA - before I deleted things it now says { No pconfig} -I don't
> think I use networking (only one computer here) so hopefully it didn't
> mess
> anything else up. (it is when I right click on the D or C drive where it
> says
> format and all that stuff) Weird though huh?
What it sounds like is that some program on your computer (DLA??) added the
"Use with" function. I don't have any "Use with..." lines in XP, but "Open
with..." is common.
> I still don't know anything about the DLA, like were it came from, but I
> did
It came with RecordNow. If RecordNow came with your computer then DLA was
probably pre-installed along with it.
> read about it and it was suppose to help with compatibility- but seams the
> more I read the more trouble I get into.
From Roxio (Sonic), How to make DLA discs compatible with other computers:
http://kb.roxio.com/content/kb/DLA/000002DL?set-locale=en
Media types that can be "made compatible" on other computers if formatted
with DLA
http://kb.roxio.com/content/kb/RecordNow/000011DL?set-locale=en
>In fact the more friends I talk to
> the more trouble I get into... It seams there wouldn't be Two (or more)
> opinions, I mean it either works or it doesn't ??
There are tens of thousands of software titles and hardware devices, which
comes to millions of possible combinations of each... and even if it were
possible there is nobody that checks all the possible combinations to see
which things will work together and which don't. Dell checked the
combination that went into your computer so that everything worked, but then
something new got introduced into the system that broke it.
> I will never format anything again - I think in one of the burn software I
> saw "erase disk" that's what I will use. Unless of course it IS like the
> floppy use to be and it is just cuz I don't have a blank disk sitting here
> and Want to Save some files or something.....
I can see where formatted discs would be convenient for saving backups onto
because you can just pop the disc(s) into the burner and save the backup
directly onto them.
> I did format one, probable the first one and that may have started my
> problems.
I don't think the formatting would have done anything nasty to the computer.
Early on you mentioned DirectCD and if that had been installed on your
computer it would have been enough to cause the problems with your CD/DVD
drives. Nero and RecordNow have both been on my computer for over 1 1/2
years without any problems.
> Gosh UDF would definitely Not be something to use - if I gave a picture
> disk to my daughter and it played Havoc in anyway with her computer, she'd
> kill me.
Yeah, normal CDR/RWs are the better choice for using with other people's
computers. Some years ago I wanted to transfer some programs that I kept on
a DirectCD disc onto another computer that already had some other UDF
software on it. Of course the DirectCD disc couldn't be read without at
least the right UDF reader software but as soon as DirectCD was installed
the drives started to malfunction.. This was before XP and System Restore,
so fixing it was a real pain.
> It is so hard to follow even simple directions when you really have no
> idea
> what they mean or where they are taking you. Like the Shared folder in
> Nero
> - I had no idea What it was sharing.
In that case you likely weren't meant to be rooting around in there anyway.
A lot of times folders are there for the program to use, not the user.
> Even just this new DVD or that new
> software, No idea if it is hooked up right or working right until I mess
> with
> it and see if it is doing what I want.
Most of the time software and hardware works just the way it is supposed to,
but you can see in this newsgroup and others that someone always turns up
who does have a problem with their system.
> DirectCD nor InCd are running - but 50+ other things are - wow (UDF is
> not
> there either - of course I don't know if it suppose to be Or if that is
> where
> you would look to see)
UDF is a file system so as such it wouldn't show up in the processes list.
What would show up is the program that creates/uses UDF, like DLA or InCd.
> Before Nero - Recordnow and the Windows XP burning software (I guess it
is
> on here) had no problems - That I am aware of.
> As far as I know I never had any Adaptec products nor EasyCd - so I don't
> know if I have DirectCD, it might have gotten on here with some kind of
> update for Recordnow, who knows.
No, DirectCD is not part of Recordnow or Nero. On your system it could only
be an accidental install, like from someone elses DirectCD disc or if it was
downloaded and installed by mistake.
> I don't know if the DLA was on here before Nero or not, I never had a
> reason to use it or look,
> If it doesn't work with Nero nor record nor XP SP2 - Where did it come
> from?
As I said , DLA comes with RecordNow. Interestingly my HP came with
RecordNow but HP did not provide DLA with it, nor any download for DLA for
my computer model. It seems that Dell did put it on your computer. The newer
versions of DLA are patched for XP SP2 but XP's built in burning feature has
to be disabled if DLA is installed. If Dell installed it they would have
disabled XP burning for you. If you reinstall DLA yourself you will have to
make sure that XP's burning feature is disabled.
> How do I find if it has a separate installer? And do I need to delete
> that?
No, you don't need or want to delete the installer. Where to find it depends
on how RecordNow is supplied by Dell. If your copy of RecordNow is on its
own CD then DLA would either install automatically along with RecordNow or
it would have its own folder on the CD to install it from (probably a menu
item too when the CD autoruns) If there is no CD for RecordNow then both
programs would be included on your Recovery disc set (or recovery partition)
somewhere. I'm not familiar with Dell recovery discs or partitions. HP
provides a utility that allows owners to reinstall at least some of the
programs and drivers individually. That's how I would reinstall RecordNow
(but DLA is not provided). HP also provides certain programs, like Works, MS
Money, Quicken separately on OEM CDs. Anything else can only be reinstalled
by doing a full System Recovery.
> I had only made one CD of pictures in all this time to use in a DVD
> player,
> I probable used the Recordnow software to try it out. All the other
> pictures
> I just "save as" - I think, just for back up. Again I don't know if DLA
> was
> there then.
My OEM version of RecordNow is pretty crippled. I could use it to save
pictures onto a CD as ordinary data files but it won't make slideshows,
photo DVDs or anything like that.
> I could care less what I use - If I could just burn my home pictures and
> video clips and they would play in most home DVD players and CD players -
> not
> so concerned about other computers, unless of course something happens to
> this one (hopefully not because of what is going on Now) Then I couldn't
> get
> my pictures or other back-ups back.
> I wish to heck I had bought the DVD burner that was recommended (Memorex
> 18x Multi Format DVD Recorder External - DVD±RW (±R DL) / DVD-RAM d) Along
> with the Photodex proshow gold software That was recommended by a friend
> that loves them both, oh well live and learn.
There's no guarantee you wouldn't have had similar problems.
From Memorex: "Special Nero Memorex software suite included".
No mention of ProShow Gold though.. different model maybe?
> (this friend actually makes his living messing with computers And does
> movie shoots for our little theaters and personal events - he may have had
> a
> great idea about this - but the reason I didn't go with it was because he
> told me I could Not put pictures on a CD and play them in a DVD player -
> And
> as I had done it before and knew you could, I didn't totally trust his
> judgment)
Too right.
"ProShow Gold allows you to create simple to elaborate digital photo slide
shows for computer and TV playback." or "Combine both TV and PC playback on
the same disc"
You can get this program on its own if you really want it. Costs as much on
its own as that Memorex drive.
There's a review here:
http://graphicssoft.about.com/cs/multimedia/gr/proshow.htm
Nero has software to make slide show discs too, so either way it shouldn't
be a problem for you once the conflict is solved.
> If I ever get out of this mess and my drive starts working I am sticking
> with what ever it is Windows came with, or buying a Good program - After I
> read up on issues people may be having.
Hard as it may be for you to believe right now, Nero is ranked as one of the
top disc burning programs.
> reinstall the programs that you deleted the files and registry entries
> for
> Ok, so help me out here - I just insert the Nero disk and click install?
> It
> will install Everything - over the top of anything that is still on here?
Yep.
> Then I should insert the Recordnow disk that I hope came with my Dell so I
> have the disk- and it will do the same thing? Nothing special Just insert
> and click install? Then the ONLY thing I do is click the install/uninstall
> and uninstall them both?
Yep and Yep. The one thing to pay special attention to is if DLA needs to be
installed as a separate item.
> Don't delete anything unless you know for certain that it isn't needed.
> DLA might have its own separate installer so check for that.
> Can you tell from my last post if These are the ONLY programs I deleted? I
Not with absolute certainty, no. Consider this though.. If you run System
Restore right now and choose a restore point that was created BEFORE you
installed Nero, most of what you deleted will be put back where it was.
After that re-installing the Sonic software (RecordNow etc.) would replace
any related files that were still missing. If your burner works normally at
that point you'd be pretty much finished.
The worst case scenario for you would be if it ends up you have to use
Dell's system recovery to put your computer back to its original condition.
> mean I know I only uninstalled and deleted what I said - but no way do I
> know
> if there were things attached that shouldn't have been deleted. I was
> concerned about the Ahead which if I understand Is Part of the Nero stuff,
> Also the subfolder under Nero that said Shared - there were probable about
> 20
> different things listed there and I deleted it.
Anything in the Ahead folder or Nero subfolders was created by the Nero
installer and will be recreated if you run the installer again.
> So how do I know if the files and registry entries will come back with the
It's the function of the installer to create and set up everything that the
program needs in order to run.
> reinstall of the two programs and how am I suppose to know for Certain if
> it
> is or isn't needed?
That's not actually a determination you need to make. What you do already
know is that as things are right now one or more filesan or settings that
are needed to uninstall DLA are missing from your computer. You don't
actually need to know which files (or settings) those are or where they are
supposed to be. The only way for you to get them back, whatever they are, if
System Restore does not recover them is to re-install the DLA software.
> Almost sounds ridiculous - how are you suppose to know how I will know ??
We see all, we know all.... <ROFL!>
> LOL... I'm getting so tired of all this, and I just cant see me being able
> to
> do it right.
I do know where you're coming from. Personally I'm very comfortable with
computers, especially my own, but there are persons who see computers like
the place on one of those antique maps that show the edge of the world where
everything just ends, and with the warning "Here there be dragons".
> after I get them back on, I am right back to the issue of all those things
> not working together - so I will Have to uninstall something (Nero)
No point getting ahead of yourself. First do the installation(s) and check
in the Start menu to see what programs were installed. If InCD gets
installed with Nero uninstall that immediately. For the rest check to see
what works and what doesn't.
> I thought the uninstall didn't work for getting rid of it Nero last time
> completely? But I've been doing so much I'm not sure anymore what I have
> done.
When Nero is installed it will create several entries in the Add or Remove
Progams list. You might have to uninstall each entry separately. OEM
software packages don't all contain the same features so I can't say exactly
what will be installed with yours but you can expect to see "Nero OEM, Nero
Digital, and possibly InCD" in the Add or Remove list.
> Maybe just because my drive still said insert Disk I figured that
> wasn't it???? -
Possibly.. but that isn't a way to tell if a program is uninstalled or not.
If you don't get an error message when you uninstall a program it is
//normally// safe to assume that the program has been successfully
uninstalled. Rebooting is often required so that Windows can remove files
that were in use at the time.
> Then if the Windows program to burn DVD's or CD's (what ever it is
> called?)
It's called Windows CD Recording. You can check if it is turned on by right
clicking on your burner drive, select Properties and go to the Recording
tab. If you have more than one burner each of them will have
the recording options.
> will not work I will reinstall Recordnow,-- Maybe - if my DVD burner
> works!
Not quite, because DLA was not able to be uninstalled, which means Windows
CD Recording is, or should be, disabled. You have to be able to uninstall
DLA first, so at very least DLA needs to be reinstalled. Then reboot, then
uninstall DLA, then reboot again. After that you can enable CD recording
on the burner and test it.
> If not I'm throwing the dang thing away and heading to the computer store
> this week.
> If I Can use restore to like yesterday - will that take care of it a bit
> easier?
Any restore point from before you installed the new software should help at
least a bit. The deleted files will be the sticking point that requires
reinstalling software.
> I did the restore yesterday, but HAD to use the Safe mode, then couldn't
> undo it... Or so it said???
That is normal if you do a restore in Safe mode. The fact that you had to
use Safe mode means System Restore couldn't cope with the changes that were
made. If you can do a System Restore in normal mode now that's already a
good sign.
> It did do it though (again - I think) cuz I had Nero stuff on again and
> I was pretty sure I -- oh well never mind.
> But would restore take care of all the deleting I did - even if I have to
> do
> it again in Safe mode?
No, not all. It will have ignored files that might be user data or temporary
files.. so some configuration files for the deleted programs could still be
missing after a restore.
> I say Safe mode because I cant figure out how to use it in regular mode,
> though I know I looked it up on the net one other time and I did it with
> out
> using Safe. (I don't know about your computer but on mine System tools,
> system restore does not work with just the clicks.
That's another problem. Your user account might not have Administrator
rights. Running System Restore from the icon in System Tools is how it is
supposed to work. It can also be run from Help and Support or Control Panel,
under Performance and Maintenance, if Control Panel is set to Category
view.
> Oh yeah one more thing, When I look at my computer the two drives, one
> says
> DVD-RW Drive (D), the other says CDRW Drive (E) which I would think is ok,
> But over to the right (my view of the folders) it says DVD-RW Drive (D)
> and beside that says CD drive, under that CDRW Drive (E) CD Drive.
Nothing to be concerned about there if the drives work. Mine says DVD-RW
drive when it is empty but CD drive when any sort of blank disc is in it.
Doesn't affect the operation at all.
> Then under properties of the DVD drive under Hardware it says DVDRW IDE
> 16X Type DVD/CD-Rom drives and Sony CD-RW CRX2316E Type DVD/CD-Rom drives,
>
> So is a CD drive drive and a DVD/CD-Rom drive or is something messed up
> there?
The Sony drive is a CDRW burner and the other is a DVDRW burner. The type
classification for both of them is the same and that is normal.
> When I first starting having these problems - the DVD-RW drive D under my
> computer would sometimes Say CD drive and sometimes CDRW drive - That was
> the
> First thing that confused me at the beginning of this mess.
Might be a case of looking for trouble where there wasn't any. What Explorer
shows reflects the drive status and the contents. If you put in a disc that
has volume name Explorer will show the name, a Video DVD might have a DVD
icon beside the drive letter but show a CD icon if a blank DVD is inserted.
> Today after a bigger mess it at least is staying consistent with what it
> says above.
> When I was first looking on the internet for information I ran across
> something that someone else had mentioned just like this - But alas that
> Was
> three or four days ago.
One step at a time, take no shortcuts. That's the way to approach it. Make
notes about what you do and what effect it had on the computer if you think
that could help you.
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> Thanks,
> Liz
>
> PS. Got a Paypal account? Get me out of this mess and I'll pay you....
>
>
>
> "buddyorliz" wrote:
>
>> RalfG,
>> I think I am starting to get the picture.
>>
>> I did format one of my Disc I don't remember if I did it in the CD drive
>> or
>> DVD drive, I have no idea if I even used a program.. Maybe the programs
>> are
>> automatic. I think I just put it in and right clicked the drive and then
>> format - it probable was automatic with Roxie as I remember the DLA
>> thing.
>>
>> Do I need to format every disk I buy?
>> The old floppy's came out with "formatted", but I don't see that on the
>> disk package anywhere. If Not when Would I format a disk?
>>
>> I have uninstalled everything (Sonic Recordnow And Nero) in Full EXCEPT
>> the
>> Sonic DLA, it will not uninstall.
>>
>> If when I formatted the disk in installed an UDF reader, do I need to
>> uninstall it too, if so how?
>>
>> I know I did have DLA, On both drives and I was using when asked if I
>> wanted
>> to - for anything I was trying to do. Now in place of the DAL it says:
>> Use with Ping{ No pconfig}
>>
>> I had read a little about the DLA but all I understood was using it made
>> more CD or DVD's play in more players (car stereo's DVD players...) That
>> was
>> Why I used it, was having some issues with them playing in one of my DVD
>> players.
>>
>> Maybe you have read my other Reply to Rich and possible you can see what
>> I
>> have been doing- though my DVD drive still won't recognize Disks, do you
>> think I am on the right Track?
>> Will reinstalling Sonic Record now possible make it work?
>> And in case I don't get an answer about Roxie being the same thing or
>> part
>> of Sonic Recordnow - can you tell me?
>>
>> I thank you for your time too,
>> Liz
>>
>>
>> "RalfG" wrote:
>>
>> > Hmmm,,, seems to me that Direct CD is the UDF burning/reading software
>> > for
>> > CDRWs that belongs to the older Roxio/Adaptec EasyCd Creator software.
>> > It
>> > could be the cause of your problems. The reader portion of DirectCD can
>> > be
>> > installed automatically/accidentally from any UDF formatted disks that
>> > were
>> > made with the Roxio/Adaptec software.
>> >
>> > Having that UDF reader/writing program installed can certainly conflict
>> > with
>> > either or both of Nero and RecordNow, especially if you also have their
>> > version of UDF reading/burning program installed.
>> >
>> > Nero's UDF burning application is called InCD. RecordNow uses, or did
>> > use,
>> > an app called DLA (Drive Letter Access) to do the same thing. These are
>> > all
>> > UDF burning applications for CDRWs that run as TSRs on your computer.
>> > They
>> > all do basically the same thing, format (and write to) CDRW disks so
>> > that
>> > you can use them like floppy discs, but AFAIK the discs they make are
>> > not
>> > compatible with each other's systems. You should not have more than one
>> > of
>> > these installed on the computer.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > "buddyorliz" <buddyorliz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:584ACD71-2E2B-4E71-93E8-68FBB85E6E56@microsoft.com...
>> > >I thought I did restore it to that point - it did go away, but my
>> > >drive
>> > >still
>> > > didnt work. I also un-installed Nero but that didnt do it either.
>> > > Somewhere
>> > > along the line I read they had some kind of conflicts - with the
>> > > driver or
>> > > nero's virtual drive (direct CD ??) I think I too have Nero 6 and
>> > > RecordNow 7
>> > > or 7.1 - I'm thinking now that un-installing both of them is not
>> > > going to
>> > > get
>> > > my drive to work again, but I am going to try it today. Hoping
>> > > atleast by
>> > > uninstalling them both it will stop further issues they might cause.
>> > >
>> > > Thanks and I'll let you know.
>> > >
>> > > "RalfG" wrote:
>> > >
>> > >> You should be able to restore the computer to a point before you
>> > >> installed
>> > >> Nero and get rid of it that way. The restore you already did was
>> > >> apparently
>> > >> to a point after Nero was installed, so it got put back on but was
>> > >> only
>> > >> partially recovered. Re-installing Nero then uninstalling it again
>> > >> is
>> > >> another way that should get rid of the unwanted files and drivers.
>> > >> Reboots
>> > >> required at each step.
>> > >>
>> > >> FWIW, I have both Nero and RecordNow on this computer without
>> > >> having any
>> > >> problems, but both are slightly older versions (Nero 6, RecordNow 7)
>> > >> and
>> > >> that could be the difference.
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >> "buddyorliz" <buddyorliz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > >> news:5D73739D-8821-4B03-82EF-50AA00F94102@microsoft.com...
>> > >> > If a Disk came with my Dell computer, then Yes I should still have
>> > >> > it.
>> > >> >
>> > >> > If not - and because of un installing them I CAN use my drive
>> > >> > again, I
>> > >> > can
>> > >> > always buy something. I was kind of worrid about not having it,
>> > >> > and
>> > >> > not
>> > >> > wanting to use the Nero again and then being Without a program to
>> > >> > burn
>> > >> > stuff,
>> > >> > but... With out a drive they dont do me much good - well actually
>> > >> > my
>> > >> > CDRW
>> > >> > drive does work, but it won' hold much, nor do the disks work well
>> > >> > with
>> > >> > other
>> > >> > DVD players (which was the first issue I started having -since I
>> > >> > knew
>> > >> > nothing
>> > >> > about any of it) As I'm sure you know Not All players read All
>> > >> > Disks.
>> > >> >
>> > >> >
>> > >> > "Rich Barry" wrote:
>> > >> >
>> > >> >> Try Uninstalling both Programs. Do you still have the Record
>> > >> >> Now
>> > >> >> Installer on a CD?
>> > >> >> "buddyorliz" <buddyorliz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> > >> >> message
>> > >> >> news:BBA25FA4-D70B-4391-BB7A-5800D6E9F329@microsoft.com...
>> > >> >> > As with most who post questions, I do not know much about these
>> > >> >> > kinds
>> > >> >> > of
>> > >> >> > things but have tried to include everything I know so as to
>> > >> >> > speed up
>> > >> >> > questions and answers.
>> > >> >> >
>> > >> >> > How can I uninstall everything relating to NERO, it seams to
>> > >> >> > have
>> > >> >> > caused
>> > >> >> > my
>> > >> >> > new DVDRW drive to quit working - It will not read Any type of
>> > >> >> > dics,
>> > >> >> > always
>> > >> >> > says "Please insert disk into Drive D:" If I can get rid of
>> > >> >> > Just its
>> > >> >> > Drivers
>> > >> >> > I may fix my problem.
>> > >> >> >
>> > >> >> > I have had recordnow on this XP for a couple years and No
>> > >> >> > problems
>> > >> >> > (though
>> > >> >> > I
>> > >> >> > haven't used it much). I put a DVD drive in and loaded the
>> > >> >> > software
>> > >> >> > that
>> > >> >> > came
>> > >> >> > with it - thinking I had to... I burned a couple disks then
>> > >> >> > starting
>> > >> >> > having
>> > >> >> > some issues like DVD drive would change names - back and forth
>> > >> >> > CD -
>> > >> >> > DVD -
>> > >> >> > and
>> > >> >> > other issues cant remember. So as I was in the middle of
>> > >> >> > learning
>> > >> >> > how
>> > >> >> > to
>> > >> >> > burn things tried to use Recordnow again, I think it did work
>> > >> >> > kept
>> > >> >> > going
>> > >> >> > back
>> > >> >> > and forth (was getting confused but seamed different things
>> > >> >> > kept
>> > >> >> > happening).
>> > >> >> > NOW no CD or DVD will play or show up, Every different disk
>> > >> >> > from new
>> > >> >> > movies,
>> > >> >> > Blank CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R and video DVD-RW, nor any music CD's I
>> > >> >> > have -
>> > >> >> > everyone I try to open I get the message "please insert disk
>> > >> >> > into
>> > >> >> > Drive
>> > >> >> > D"
>> > >> >> > Of
>> > >> >> > course there is a disk in it.
>> > >> >> >
>> > >> >> > I have spent the last 4 days at about 7 hours each day
>> > >> >> > searching the
>> > >> >> > internet for possible cause and nothing has worked. Have
>> > >> >> > stopped
>> > >> >> > antivirus -
>> > >> >> > Norton from running to see if it was blocking a driver or
>> > >> >> > something.
>> > >> >> > Ran
>> > >> >> > device and every other scan I could find. Uninstalled and
>> > >> >> > reinstalled
>> > >> >> > the
>> > >> >> > drive. used system restore (used in Safe mode so it would not
>> > >> >> > let me
>> > >> >> > undo
>> > >> >> > it
>> > >> >> > -as it didn't help). Uninstalled nero - didn't help - then it
>> > >> >> > came
>> > >> >> > back
>> > >> >> > when
>> > >> >> > I messed with the restore. Checked on Dell web as there was
>> > >> >> > some
>> > >> >> > kind
>> > >> >> > of
>> > >> >> > issue, but didn't exactly relate so did nothing there. The last
>> > >> >> > suggestion
>> > >> >> > was regarding the Nero and Recordnow having conflicting
>> > >> >> > Drivers,
>> > >> >> > evidently
>> > >> >> > when you have Recordnow (or other software like this) and then
>> > >> >> > install
>> > >> >> > Nero
>> > >> >> > It messes things up and even after uninstalling Nero- Recordnow
>> > >> >> > will
>> > >> >> > not
>> > >> >> > work, the suggestion was Roxie might have connected to the NERO
>> > >> >> > virtual
>> > >> >> > drive. Is the only solution to uninstall Recordnow too?
>> > >> >> >
>> > >> >> > Nero support wants me to use their clean tool but that will
>> > >> >> > disconnect
>> > >> >> > the
>> > >> >> > drivers from Recordnow, which is the program I prefer to use.
>> > >> >> > Recordnow
>> > >> >> > has
>> > >> >> > no actual place to ask them how to keep Roxie and get rid of
>> > >> >> > Nero.
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>> > >> >> > Until I found out about this possible issue I was concerned my
>> > >> >> > DVD
>> > >> >> > drive
>> > >> >> > was
>> > >> >> > done for... I don't mind buying a new one (though this has only
>> > >> >> > been
>> > >> >> > in
>> > >> >> > two
>> > >> >> > weeks) I just don't know if it would do any good, I mean seams
>> > >> >> > if
>> > >> >> > the
>> > >> >> > drive
>> > >> >> > issue is the problem then I would Still have that issue. I
>> > >> >> > don't
>> > >> >> > know
>> > >> >> > how
>> > >> >> > to
>> > >> >> > figure out if the Drive is broken or or or.
>> > >> >> >
>> > >> >> > If I uninstalled Both programs, would that also get rid of all
>> > >> >> > the
>> > >> >> > drivers
>> > >> >> > So when I started over there would not be these issues?
>> > >> >> >
>> > >> >> > Gosh that about covers it, and Thanks in advance just for
>> > >> >> > reading it
>> > >> >> > all.
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