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#1 rjohnson14

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Posted 14 February 2006 - 08:11 PM

I am using Roxio CD creator 6 on a new IBM machine to DragtoDisk to CD-RW.  
I have DLA and disk writing disabled for the drive.  However when I shut down
the machine I get a message stating some thing is preparing the disk(?),
which also interfers with the shut down.  When I restart a message appears
stating that the disk is now readable using DLA but cannot be edited.  Sure
enough, it marked as read only and becomes totally unusable.

Thanks,

Edited by rjohnson14, 14 February 2006 - 08:12 PM.


#2 james_hardin

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Posted 15 February 2006 - 12:50 PM

View Postrjohnson14, on Feb 14 2006, 11:11 PM, said:

I am using Roxio CD creator 6 on a new IBM machine to DragtoDisk to CD-RW.  
I have DLA and disk writing disabled for the drive.  However when I shut down
the machine I get a message stating some thing is preparing the disk(?),
which also interfers with the shut down.  When I restart a message appears
stating that the disk is now readable using DLA but cannot be edited.  Sure
enough, it marked as read only and becomes totally unusable.

Thanks,

Add/Remove Programs. Locate Sonic DLA and remove…
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Posted 16 February 2006 - 03:31 AM

View Postjames_hardin, on Feb 15 2006, 12:50 PM, said:

Add/Remove Programs. Locate Sonic DLA and remove…

Or, take the disc out (using the eject command) before shutting down.

Actually, if this is for "backup", all anyPacket-Writing program is good for is permantly losing all the data on it.

A better idea for long-term backup is to use Classic Crator; for short term, use a Flash drive (aka Pen/Thumb/Keychain/Jump drive) - and be sure to use the eject command, and take it out when shutting down.

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