Easy Cd Creator 9 In The Trash For Me!

[olifer 0]

I've seen many posts about CD Creator 9 not launching, crashing, etc. Unlike many of the people posting here, I purchased the FULL version directly from Roxio.

 

I am running Windows XP Pro, SP2 with all updates. I haven't owned this software very long but have had to completely re-install it several times just to get it to do it's job.

 

When I click on the icons to launch the programs, it just sits there.

 

I also have a Mac running Toast, which works flawlessly. I can't believe the same company made this awful product!

 

I've tried getting help from Roxio, to no avail.

 

In the trash for me!

 

 

[Jim_Hardin 418]

Too bad for the fix is easy…

[grandpabruce 87]

I've seen many posts about CD Creator 9 not launching, crashing, etc. Unlike many of the people posting here, I purchased the FULL version directly from Roxio.

 

I am running Windows XP Pro, SP2 with all updates. I haven't owned this software very long but have had to completely re-install it several times just to get it to do it's job.

 

When I click on the icons to launch the programs, it just sits there.

 

I also have a Mac running Toast, which works flawlessly. I can't believe the same company made this awful product!

 

I've tried getting help from Roxio, to no avail.

 

In the trash for me!

 

If you have Norton or McAfee on your computer, that may have killed it when running the registry cleaner portion of the software.

[Richard Fdisk.exe 0]

for sure registry "cleaners" can kill it

 

I noticed the OP did say XP Pro with "All the Updates"

 

doesn't IE 7 & WiMP 11 Kill v.9 & below?

 

I can't recall for sure but I remember seeing other posts about

IE 7 & WiMP 11 killing older versions for sure {5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x}

but I can't remember about v9

 

 

cheers

▒ («►RfD◄») ▒

[Jim_Hardin 418]

for sure registry "cleaners" can kill it

 

I noticed the OP did say XP Pro with "All the Updates"

 

doesn't IE 7 & WiMP 11 Kill v.9 & below?

 

I can't recall for sure but I remember seeing other posts about

IE 7 & WiMP 11 killing older versions for sure {5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x}

but I can't remember about v9

 

 

cheers

▒ («►RfD◄») ▒

It has been suspected but I don't think it does…

 

Actually the only version that IE7 and WMP11 will kill for sure in V7.

 

The rest cannot be documented 100% of the time.

 

[kossowsk 0]

If it is such an easy fix, why not give the instructions for this easy fix.

[grandpabruce 87]

If it is such an easy fix, why not give the instructions for this easy fix.

 

It's been posted many times, throughtout the forum. You haven't even mentioned any problem you are having, but take a look at Post #9, in the following URL:

 

http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?...mp;#entry180690

[olifer 0]

I appreciate all of the replies to the original post that I made. The symptoms do vary, but always with the same end result being that Easy CD Creator 9 won't launch. Sometimes it works fine for a couple of weeks and then decides to just stop. other times it will not even launch after a clean install. I do have Norton on the system and have tried to install CD9 with and without it disabled...always the same result.

 

I just find it so hard to accept that this software is that finicky...along with the lack of support from Roxio on the issue...that's probably my biggest gripe with it.

 

If they know of a clean way to install and operate this software, why not publish it? Am I missing something here?????

 

Thanks again for all of the help!

Dan

 

[grandpabruce 87]

I appreciate all of the replies to the original post that I made. The symptoms do vary, but always with the same end result being that Easy CD Creator 9 won't launch. Sometimes it works fine for a couple of weeks and then decides to just stop. other times it will not even launch after a clean install. I do have Norton on the system and have tried to install CD9 with and without it disabled...always the same result.

 

I just find it so hard to accept that this software is that finicky...along with the lack of support from Roxio on the issue...that's probably my biggest gripe with it.

 

If they know of a clean way to install and operate this software, why not publish it? Am I missing something here?????

 

Thanks again for all of the help!

Dan

 

Then, Norton killed it, and you need to read the post(s) in the link I posted. You need to have Norton ignore the Roxio registry entry.