I have been successfully running Roxio Creator 2010 Special Edition for many years and under many previous OSs with no need to upgrade to a later version... until now... maybe
Creator is now unable to locate either of my optical drives with the error "No drive detected" in the Copy To drop down window. The drives ARE available and working with other software and there are no device drivers issues
Here are the specifics:
Roxio Creator 2010 Special Edition
Version: 1.2.193 SP2; 5.0.0.0
Build: 121B93AR05; 500B22A, R05
Roxio Common UI Framework
Version: 1.8.3489.2383
Roxio Central Framework
Version: 1.8.3543.39061
OS: Windows 10 Home (free upgrade from Win7)
Version 1511 Build 10586.164
64 bit
I have recently upgraded to Win 10. It was my intention to keep Win 7 (as dual boot) for just such possible compatibility issues, however Win Install did it's own thing and never installed in the separate partition. I have already tried running Creator in compatibility modes (Back to XP) with no success.
I honestly can't recall if I ever successfully addressed the drives with Win 10. I have seen this posted as an issue with posts dating back to 2009, so I don't know if this is a [local] system issue or an OS related issue.
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Steve88
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I have been successfully running Roxio Creator 2010 Special Edition for many years and under many previous OSs with no need to upgrade to a later version... until now... maybe
Creator is now unable to locate either of my optical drives with the error "No drive detected" in the Copy To drop down window. The drives ARE available and working with other software and there are no device drivers issues
Here are the specifics:
Roxio Creator 2010 Special Edition
Version: 1.2.193 SP2; 5.0.0.0
Build: 121B93AR05; 500B22A, R05
Roxio Common UI Framework
Version: 1.8.3489.2383
Roxio Central Framework
Version: 1.8.3543.39061
OS: Windows 10 Home (free upgrade from Win7)
Version 1511 Build 10586.164
64 bit
I have recently upgraded to Win 10. It was my intention to keep Win 7 (as dual boot) for just such possible compatibility issues, however Win Install did it's own thing and never installed in the separate partition. I have already tried running Creator in compatibility modes (Back to XP) with no success.
I honestly can't recall if I ever successfully addressed the drives with Win 10. I have seen this posted as an issue with posts dating back to 2009, so I don't know if this is a [local] system issue or an OS related issue.
Any suggestions?
Thanking you in advance.
Steve
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