[jl747]

I just downloaded EMC9. There were 2 files that I downloaded.
They are as follows:
1Z22TZX0Rxx_EMCSuitev9... and
2006EZS0R03_ContentCDv9.1.exe

Which one do I install first?
Also, I have EMC5, should I uninstall it first?

Thanks.

[gi7omy]

Suite first - then content.

So long as the packet writing end of ECD5 is disabled, it should install fine

Don't forget to back up both to CDs in case you may need them again (best way is to open them with winrar or winzip (they're both self-extracting archives) and save them to folders and use the folder contents to create the backup CDs

This post has been edited by gi7omy: 19 August 2007 - 08:22 AM

[Rich102]

Suite first - then content.

So long as the packet writing end of ECD5 is disabled, it should install fine

Don't forget to back up both to CDs in case you may need them again (best way is to open them with winrar or winzip (they're both self-extracting archives) and save them to folders and use the folder contents to create the backup CDs

Okay, suite first. That answered my first question after buying the Easy Media Creator 9 Suite. (The download instructions seem to think there is only one file.)

Is ECD5 some version of Easy CD and DVD Creator? Sorry if this is naive, but how would I know if I have it on my system? I do have something called "Dell Roxio Creator LE". Am I likely to run into problems?

Thanks,
Rich

[gi7omy]

Easy CD 5 is a very old app - to find out if it's there, check in C:\Program Files Roxio

The name changed from Easy CD to Easy Media Creator at version 7

[jeanrosenfeld]

I would uninstall the Dell Roxio Creator LE, which is an OEM version of Easy CD Creator, might be v 5 or 6, depending on when you bought your PC.

[Rich102]

I would uninstall the Dell Roxio Creator LE, which is an OEM version of Easy CD Creator, might be v 5 or 6, depending on when you bought your PC.

The help "about" says I have:

Module Name: Roxio Creator LE - Dell Edition
Build: 2.4.32a
Serial Number: SC-204B37C
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2005

Module Name: PX Engine
Build: 3.2.46a, 95
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2004

Module Name: Roxio RecordNow Audio
Version: 2.0.4
Build: 204B28C, RCB
Serial Number: CK7MLEHCWVS3HRNG2
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2004

Module Name: Home
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2004

Module Name: Roxio RecordNow Copy
Version: 2.0.4
Build: 204B28D, RCB
Serial Number: CQGMVJ9FWDCZ7EEG6
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2004

Module Name: Roxio RecordNow Data
Version: 2.0.4
Build: 204B37C, RCB
Serial Number: CLTUVS6F28A6YBHFW
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2004

Module Name: Launch Backup
Build: 204B37C, RCB
Copyright: Sonic Solutions 2004

There's no uninstall with the package, but several of the modules show up in "Add or Remove Programs":
Roxio DLA
Roxio MyDVD LE
Roxio RecordNow Audio
Roxio RecordNow Copy
Roxio RecordNow Data.

Also listed are:
Sonic Encoders
Sonic Update Manager

Are there any of these I shouldn't remove? Anything else I should delete?

From other threads, it looks like I should shut down McAfee and disable my internet connection before starting the install, too. Anything else you can think of?

Thanks,
Dick

[gi7omy]

Remove DLA - that will clash with Drag to Disc (and packet writing tends to be a shade unreliable, especially for backup purposes)

[Rich102]

Remove DLA - that will clash with Drag to Disc (and packet writing tends to be a shade unreliable, especially for backup purposes)

Any reason I shouldn't remove the rest of the stuff listed by Add or Remove Programs?

[jeanrosenfeld]

No reason, unless you want to keep it.