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OK, I recently got a new Dell Inspiron 2200 with XP Home.
The CD/DVD software that came with the machine is terrible. It is just not
"user friendly" and additionally it will not write to my RW data CD disks
created on my desktop using Roxio's software.
So, I installed the Roxio software on my notebook. It now reads and writes
to my CD's perfectly.
BUT, when I eject the CD I get the blue screen and the notebook shuts off.
When I reboot, I am asked if I want to send a report to MS. I said yes. It
did and then it also informed me that it was a device driver error.
I am not sure about the next step. I assume Roxio must have installed its
own driver?? Could there be a driver conflict? How can I tell? If there is a
conflict, do I uninstall the CD software that came with my notebook?? Or, is
the Roxio driver just not compatible with my notebook?
Mel
OK, I recently got a new Dell Inspiron 2200 with XP Home.
The CD/DVD software that came with the machine is terrible. It is just not
"user friendly" and additionally it will not write to my RW data CD disks
created on my desktop using Roxio's software.
So, I installed the Roxio software on my notebook. It now reads and writes
to my CD's perfectly.
BUT, when I eject the CD I get the blue screen and the notebook shuts off.
When I reboot, I am asked if I want to send a report to MS. I said yes. It
did and then it also informed me that it was a device driver error.
I am not sure about the next step. I assume Roxio must have installed its
own driver?? Could there be a driver conflict? How can I tell? If there is a
conflict, do I uninstall the CD software that came with my notebook?? Or, is
the Roxio driver just not compatible with my notebook?
Mel