[M79vest36]

Have used this version 7 fo a year with no problems. Now, all of a sudden many problems. I keep my XP Pro very clean of problems but when I opened photosuite the problems with Roxio still remains. I usually can resolve any problems but not with Roxio. If I could post the attachments to show you all the different problem screens that have come up I would but i can't find that option in this forum format. Here are some short descriptions of my prob screens........

error 1134...the file "listviewheaderup.png cannot be installed because it can't find it in cabinet Data1.cab

error 1905 module C:\Program Files|Common Files\Roxio shared\SharedCom\MPEGAnalyzer
gr.dll failed to unregister.

Runtime Error.....Program:....les\roxio\easy media creator 7\home page\homepageapp.exe
abnormal program termination.

Dragon Engine initialization failed.

Cannot initialize API. Reinstall the roxio software. (which I did after trying unsucessfully to remove it)

The certificate file is missing or has been corrupted. Re-install it. (How do you re-install the certificate?)

Drag- to- disk could not start because components necessary to run are needed. Re-install it. ( How do you re-install the drag - to -disk?)

I paid $70.00 for this upgrade...I need to get get it back up & running.

[gi7omy]

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

[M79vest36]

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

[gi7omy]

I think your computer has a stutter

To reply - just click on the 'Add Reply' button at the bottom - 'reply' will quote the other post

Try the Napster solution - Dragon Engine problems were always associated with Napster

Did you install WMP11?

[M79vest36]

gi7omy, on Jan 20 2007, 02:20 PM, said:

A couple of quick questions

Did you install Internet Explorer 7 and/or Windows Media Player 11?

Did you uninstall Napster?

If you did the MS ones - uninstall them (they will kill anything up to and including EMC8)

Napster - download the latest version from www.napster.com and then remove it in Add/Remove programs. This should reset the Dragon Engine (Napster was originally bundled with EMC7 but has now gone its separate ways)

If as you say the program worked until recently - it must be a recent installation that has caused the damage

No, I have not installed IE ver 7 still use ver 6. Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

No, it was not a recent install of anything...just re-activated it fm Programs.

Have not installed Windows Media 11 still have 10



ok thanks.....I kept getting a "network no response or error statment" but eventually my reply went thru.

[gi7omy]

M79vest36, on Jan 20 2007, 10:49 PM, said:

Have not installed latest Napster. Read other comments they say it didn't work.

Try it - it didn't work for some but DID work for others

Have you installed anything else recently?

[REDWAGON]

When you said you didn't install IE 7, I assume you mean YOU didn't install it your self. If you have Microsoft Security Updates set for automatic updates, there was one that installed IE 7. And it didn't tell you it was updating your system from IE 6 to IE 7, so you might want to check your browser "Help" menu item and click on "About Internet Explorer" to make sure. As it's already been suggested, IE 7 will definitely screw up your EMC 7 program.

Frank...

[M79vest36]

Appreciate it Frank....I have all those auto updates turned off. Too many times it messed up a brand new O/S. So...IE ver 7 to explorer will never take place w/o my doing it. In fact nothing auto happens unless I do it.

....and I'll continue on with download of current napster. I've removed the ver 7 of Roxio which I'll go back to the on-line store roxio site & use my key to install it fresh again on my Dell XPS Pro computer. I'll let you know the results.

[REDWAGON]

"In fact nothing auto happens unless I do it."

Smart move as far as I'm concerned. That's pretty much how my system works as well. I don't even have my NIS 2006 security system set to automatic updates. I check for updates about every 3 or 4 days and do the "LiveUpdate" manually. Since Symantec (Norton) now has integrated some of it's automatic update balloons with Microsoft, that was the straw that broke the camels back for me. LOL

Good luck on your fresh install of ver 7. If your computer is "clean" you shouldn't have any problems.



Frank...

[M79vest36]

I've spent the last 4 days applying Roxio's suggested fixes & none of them has worked. I'm literate in computers & even after using Windows Cleanup Utility & re-installing fm The 2 software disks that Roxio sent to me...still can't initialize the drag to disk feature nor the burning feature. All the same issues I presented here before are all unresolved. The $70.00 I spent to upgrade to EMC 7 is gone. Roxio wants $ 35.00 to walk you thru the same troubleshoot items I just went thru by following their suggested fixes. Shame...that Roxio has so many problems.

[ml]

Have you tried a Windows \ Control Panel\ Add remove programs\ Roxio\ Change \ REPAIR?

Unless something is blocking the program, it's possible that a file has become corrupt.