I really need help with this issue. Here is my problem.
I had recently installed RN9 onto my system. I was previously using RN7 which was originally installed on my machine. I have created/copied WMA files onto a dvd +rw using RN7. I was able to view these files at any time with no problem, even after installing RN9. Shortly after the install, while I was attempting to copy the contents of the dvd +rw to cd -r. During this process, RN9 stopped responding. When RN9 did respond, I was no longer able to see the files on the dvd +rw. Consequently, I restored my machine to an earlier point and deleted, (not uninstalled), the RN9 files respectively. I also had to reinstall Sonic DLA, as it was forced to be uninstalled with the installation of RN9.
Here is where this situation begins to get weird. At this point, I am still unable to see the files that are on the dvd +rw. However, RN7 does acknowledge that the dvd +rw is an appendable disk including how much disk space is left. When I click on the load disk button I see the acknowledgement for a few seconds, then I am told to insert a blank/appendable disk. I then see a message that the disk is in use by Drive Letter Access. Also, using RN7, I copied the contents of the dvd +rw to anther dvd +rw and still can't see the files. It took all of 30 minutes to copy the disk. If it did not copy files, what did it copy?
My D: drive is configured as DVD Ram Drive. When I insert the affected disks, the icon then changes to CD. What am I missing? I really don't want to give up hope for the files because they are important. I still believe that the files are present, I just can't see them. One other thing, when I insert the affected disks the windows explorer window opens and shows that there is no free space on the disk. The icon shows that the D: drive is CD, not DVD Ram Drive.
Since I am really at my wits end I would really appreciate any help in this matter. By the way, I have read about how DLA is just not trustworthy. I have had no problems until I tried to upgrade. Yes, I did consider the dvd +rw a giant floppy. I have since learned my lesson and process my files immediately. Again, thanks in advance for any help with this matter.
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Hello To All,
First, I have posted this topic on the Tech Support Guy forum, http://forums.techguy.org/multimedia/53341...tml#post4340502
I really need help with this issue. Here is my problem.
I had recently installed RN9 onto my system. I was previously using RN7 which was originally installed on my machine. I have created/copied WMA files onto a dvd +rw using RN7. I was able to view these files at any time with no problem, even after installing RN9. Shortly after the install, while I was attempting to copy the contents of the dvd +rw to cd -r. During this process, RN9 stopped responding. When RN9 did respond, I was no longer able to see the files on the dvd +rw. Consequently, I restored my machine to an earlier point and deleted, (not uninstalled), the RN9 files respectively. I also had to reinstall Sonic DLA, as it was forced to be uninstalled with the installation of RN9.
Here is where this situation begins to get weird. At this point, I am still unable to see the files that are on the dvd +rw. However, RN7 does acknowledge that the dvd +rw is an appendable disk including how much disk space is left. When I click on the load disk button I see the acknowledgement for a few seconds, then I am told to insert a blank/appendable disk. I then see a message that the disk is in use by Drive Letter Access. Also, using RN7, I copied the contents of the dvd +rw to anther dvd +rw and still can't see the files. It took all of 30 minutes to copy the disk. If it did not copy files, what did it copy?
My D: drive is configured as DVD Ram Drive. When I insert the affected disks, the icon then changes to CD. What am I missing? I really don't want to give up hope for the files because they are important. I still believe that the files are present, I just can't see them. One other thing, when I insert the affected disks the windows explorer window opens and shows that there is no free space on the disk. The icon shows that the D: drive is CD, not DVD Ram Drive.
Since I am really at my wits end I would really appreciate any help in this matter. By the way, I have read about how DLA is just not trustworthy. I have had no problems until I tried to upgrade. Yes, I did consider the dvd +rw a giant floppy. I have since learned my lesson and process my files immediately. Again, thanks in advance for any help with this matter.
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