using CD-RW media, only the "quick erase" function is > supported by the Operating System. >> If DirectCD or other packet writing software application is installed, and the CD-RW >disc is formatted with that software, then the CD-RW disc works normally...

and a 3.36 GB drive D), the QR discs will work. I could put the rest of the new drive into a drive E. But that is only my theory and so far I have not been right too often about this. LOL I would appreciate any help with getting the QR discs to work on...

version of MCE2005 (i have a Dell licence and key for that) i won't install a regular OEM copy. But, if someone could supply me with a copy of the discs or just the files that i need to make a regular OEM copy to a Dell copy -that doesn't need a key...

they used such discs in "Wax Works", "Monkey Island" and "Indiana Jones: The Fate of Atlantis". Of course, it's not hard to recreate such discs, but that type of protection system might actually be really effective against mass production piracy. It would...

it's not that easy. 'Please insert your Half-Life 2 Retail Standard >> CD/DVD ... ' >>>>>>>> Mmmm, I installed CS:S at home and in work with no need for the Disc in > either case. > Nope, CS:S doesn't work either. I've spoken to customer services....

2 years old and thinks it might be that. (Though his other discs work in the drive.) Crysis on mine seems to make some strange noises when reading the disc, think i need a new drive aswell Yeah I exchanged for a new Crysis disc, so I'll try that...LITE-ON...

I like the idea of not having discs since I like to make images of mine anyway to play with. I don't want them getting stolen or broken at school, so that is just the way I have done things for awhile. Getting the image of a protected disc to work can be...

One wonders about the manner of the uninstalling, Figgs. Usually you need the disc in order to do so. Shane "Heather" wrote in message news:uIkhK0fOFHA.3144@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > Ummm.....do you have the Works Suite discs from the company...

the world. The CD-Key is only checked locally on the user's PC, so every one of those copied discs will work as well as a legal retail copy. We need something stronger, to prevent this happening. How about a system were the CD-Key is registered on some...

mode without the need for floppy drive loads, incantations or whatever (even my highly exotic 120GB IDE drive - wow!). Also my NVIDIA RAID on my other PC works just fine with True Image v9.0. Oh, on a final thought. Norton's Recovery disk is not upgraded...