I am puzzled and come to you for your assistance. Thank you in advance.
I am using EMC V8.05. I have 2 media drives, a CDRW/DVDRom and a DVDRW drive. Windows XP (Home)SP@ with all updates, 3.0ghz, 400 gb hard drive and 1 gb ram. PC is new and is a Dell 5150.
As received from Dell, unit had only the CDRW/DVDRom drive. There was no problem with EMC at this point. I took the DVDRW from the old PC and placed it in the new machine. Both drives jumpers are "cable select."
Now when I wish to use Windows Explorer and copy by dragging to the CD or DVD drive, EMC Drag to Disk takes over.
How can I get my system back so that Drag to Disk does not interfere?
Again, many thanks for any assistance.
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Drag To Disk Blocks Windows Explorer Copying
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, Feb 17 2006 08:47 PM
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Posted 17 February 2006 - 09:27 PM
charliej5, on Feb 18 2006, 05:47 PM, said:
I am puzzled and come to you for your assistance. Thank you in advance.
I am using EMC V8.05. I have 2 media drives, a CDRW/DVDRom and a DVDRW drive. Windows XP (Home)SP@ with all updates, 3.0ghz, 400 gb hard drive and 1 gb ram. PC is new and is a Dell 5150.
As received from Dell, unit had only the CDRW/DVDRom drive. There was no problem with EMC at this point. I took the DVDRW from the old PC and placed it in the new machine. Both drives jumpers are "cable select."
Now when I wish to use Windows Explorer and copy by dragging to the CD or DVD drive, EMC Drag to Disk takes over.
How can I get my system back so that Drag to Disk does not interfere?
Again, many thanks for any assistance.
I am using EMC V8.05. I have 2 media drives, a CDRW/DVDRom and a DVDRW drive. Windows XP (Home)SP@ with all updates, 3.0ghz, 400 gb hard drive and 1 gb ram. PC is new and is a Dell 5150.
As received from Dell, unit had only the CDRW/DVDRom drive. There was no problem with EMC at this point. I took the DVDRW from the old PC and placed it in the new machine. Both drives jumpers are "cable select."
Now when I wish to use Windows Explorer and copy by dragging to the CD or DVD drive, EMC Drag to Disk takes over.
How can I get my system back so that Drag to Disk does not interfere?
Again, many thanks for any assistance.
you can uninstall that component by using the Control Panel, Add/Remove Apps. Got to emc and select change. Then modifiy. Unselect Drag to Disc, let it uninstall, then close add & remove, and control panel, then reboot and that should restore it back to normal.
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Posted 18 February 2006 - 05:54 AM
charliej5, on Feb 17 2006, 10:47 PM, said:
I am puzzled and come to you for your assistance. Thank you in advance.
I am using EMC V8.05. I have 2 media drives, a CDRW/DVDRom and a DVDRW drive. Windows XP (Home)SP@ with all updates, 3.0ghz, 400 gb hard drive and 1 gb ram. PC is new and is a Dell 5150.
As received from Dell, unit had only the CDRW/DVDRom drive. There was no problem with EMC at this point. I took the DVDRW from the old PC and placed it in the new machine. Both drives jumpers are "cable select."
Now when I wish to use Windows Explorer and copy by dragging to the CD or DVD drive, EMC Drag to Disk takes over.
How can I get my system back so that Drag to Disk does not interfere?
Again, many thanks for any assistance.
I am using EMC V8.05. I have 2 media drives, a CDRW/DVDRom and a DVDRW drive. Windows XP (Home)SP@ with all updates, 3.0ghz, 400 gb hard drive and 1 gb ram. PC is new and is a Dell 5150.
As received from Dell, unit had only the CDRW/DVDRom drive. There was no problem with EMC at this point. I took the DVDRW from the old PC and placed it in the new machine. Both drives jumpers are "cable select."
Now when I wish to use Windows Explorer and copy by dragging to the CD or DVD drive, EMC Drag to Disk takes over.
How can I get my system back so that Drag to Disk does not interfere?
Again, many thanks for any assistance.
In addition to what Neil said, if you want to Keep Drag to Disc on your computer, you can just disable it through msconfig.
Drag to Disc and the Windows Explorer version of copying to disks are not the same. Explorer is a session writing software like Creator Classic, but the Windows Explorer version can only write to CD, not DVD.
D2D is packet writing software and should never be used to backup important data. It should only be used for immediate transfer of data from one computer to another. I don't install it on my computer.
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Posted 18 February 2006 - 08:48 AM
grandpabruce, on Feb 18 2006, 05:54 AM, said:
In addition to what Neil said, if you want to Keep Drag to Disc on your computer, you can just disable it through msconfig.
Drag to Disc and the Windows Explorer version of copying to disks are not the same. Explorer is a session writing software like Creator Classic, but the Windows Explorer version can only write to CD, not DVD.
D2D is packet writing software and should never be used to backup important data. It should only be used for immediate transfer of data from one computer to another. I don't install it on my computer.
Drag to Disc and the Windows Explorer version of copying to disks are not the same. Explorer is a session writing software like Creator Classic, but the Windows Explorer version can only write to CD, not DVD.
D2D is packet writing software and should never be used to backup important data. It should only be used for immediate transfer of data from one computer to another. I don't install it on my computer.
Good morning Neil and Bruce:
Thank you both for your capable assistance.
For now, I did disable D2D using msconfig. However, unless I find some compelling reason not to, I will uninstall D@D as Neil outlined.
Once again, many thanks.
Best regards,
Charlie
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Posted 18 February 2006 - 09:04 AM
charliej5, on Feb 18 2006, 10:48 AM, said:
Good morning Neil and Bruce:
Thank you both for your capable assistance.
For now, I did disable D2D using msconfig. However, unless I find some compelling reason not to, I will uninstall D@D as Neil outlined.
Once again, many thanks.
Best regards,
Charlie
Thank you both for your capable assistance.
For now, I did disable D2D using msconfig. However, unless I find some compelling reason not to, I will uninstall D@D as Neil outlined.
Once again, many thanks.
Best regards,
Charlie
You are welcome.
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CORSAIR DOMINATOR 3GB (3 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866
PLEXTOR Black DVD Burner, Model PX-880SA; Pioneer Black 8X BD-R 2X BD-RE 16X DVD+R Burner
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Main System:
ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard; Cooler Master ATCS 840 Case
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