Unexpected Termination under Disc Copier

[wilgrow_co]

This is a relatively new development to what I had seen as stable software but I cannot get disc copier to function any longer. As I try to burn a DVD located on my hard disk drive, the explorer function, used to navigate to this file directory, causes the application to unexpectedly terminate.

 

I think I (may have) isolated the *.dll of dccctrl8.dll as being the offender, but I don't know why this happened, suddenly. Nor do I know how to get the application working again.

 

I don't think the problem is with Roxio entirely, but I figured I would start here, first.

 

And, my apology if this has been covered before.

 

XP home, SP 2, latest patches from both Microsoft and Roxio, no trace of malware from recent scans.

[KidZer0]

wilgrow_co...can you point me to the removal tool you refer to, I am seeing the same issue, and have been wracking my brain for weeks on this.

 

Thanks!

 

Just to follow up, IRC steered me to a Microsoft removal tool, I had traces of both Sonic and Roxio, maybe that was it. Regedit, so on, so forth, seems to be working alright now. So, thanks to the good folks at Roxio.

[grandpabruce]

wilgrow_co...can you point me to the removal tool you refer to, I am seeing the same issue, and have been wracking my brain for weeks on this.

 

Thanks!

 

 

You posted to a 10 month old thread, and original poster (OP) hasn't been here in awhile. Here is the link.

 

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;290301

[tbrewst]

You might try going to the Control Panel,Add/Remove and doing a repair of your installation.

[wilgrow_co]

I was aware of the repair function inside of the appication. Tried this again but was met with exactly the same results.

 

Basically it's an error within the Microsoft Operating System because that dccctrl8.dll is causing the application to crash. (I sent the error report once, but the last 7 times no)

 

I had been using version 7 of disc copier, with presumably a different version of the *.dll, and the same problem happened.

 

So, the re-install did not repair, unfortunately.

 

And I found very limited information about that dynamic librabry link, not that I would know what to do with it once I *did* find it.

[gi7omy]

XP home, SP 2, latest patches from both Microsoft and Roxio, no trace of malware from recent scans.

 

In those 'latest patches' did you install IE7 and/or WMP11?

[wilgrow_co]

No, I did not.

 

I still use IE 6, and WMP is at 10.

 

I really don't want to upgrade, but if you recommend, i would as a sort of last resort.

[gi7omy]

Heck NO

 

I'd have told you to remove them if you had

[wilgrow_co]

Oooo.

 

So, doesn't look good, does it.

 

It could be part of the system too. I have an HP/Compaq Presario that likes to tell me who's boss sometimes, too.

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Just to follow up, IRC steered me to a Microsoft removal tool, I had traces of both Sonic and Roxio, maybe that was it. Regedit, so on, so forth, seems to be working alright now. So, thanks to the good folks at Roxio.

[KidZer0]

thanks!!! As you may have guessed, it's an annoyance for me, but not a priority. There is also very little else I could find in a less than thorough search of the web...

 

You posted to a 10 month old thread, and original poster (OP) hasn't been here in awhile. Here is the link.

 

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;290301

[grandpabruce]

thanks!!! As you may have guessed, it's an annoyance for me, but not a priority. There is also very little else I could find in a less than thorough search of the web...

 

You're welcome.