I am using WinXP Pro with Easy CD Creator 5.3 and Direct CD installed. Anyway, the computer crashes when I copy files to a CD-R or CD-RW and I have to reboot. Does anyone know what might be causing this? I have tried using several different brands of CD-Rs on the hunch that I might have gotten a bad batch. Also, Windows says that the drive is working properly under Device Manager.
If anyone can help me solve this problem it would be much appreciated. Thanks
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Have you tried updating roxio. One other thing, do you download the hot fixes for Win XP. You could have downloaded a hot fix that is incompatable with Roxio. One other thing post your system specs, that could help narrow down the problem
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I am using the latest updates from the Roxio website. I am using SP1 with all of the applicable hotfixes from the Windows Update site. Here are my system specs.
Athlon (Thunderbird) 1400MHz
Gigabyte GA-7DX Motherboard
768MB PC2100 DDR RAM
Nvidia GeForce3
IBM 60GB Hard Drive
NEC 16x/48x DVD drive
NEC 12x-10x-32x CD-RW
WinXP Pro SP1
Having a thing is not nearly as pleasing as wanting it. It is illogical but it is often true.
Was it working fine before and then it just quit. If that is the case, I say it is probably a Win XP hot fix update. Especially if you update Win XP on a regular basis.
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Try disabling the Imapi CD-Burning COM Service, or setting it to manual, and see if that helps. Start\Settings\Control Panel\Administrative Tools\Component Services\Services (Local).
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I tried that and it still doesn't work. I checked Event Viewer and there are quite a few Service and Win Management errors. At this point I think I'm going to just do a clean re-install and see if that helps.
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