The Easy Media Creator 9 was with the Vista Home Primum within the DELL Inspiron 6400.
I couldn't start the EMC. Error msg showed 'my trial verion expired'. I did the clean re-installed as per recommended by DELL and Roxio. Registered on-line (on web). No 'expired' error msg displayed any more.
Now I can start the EMC when I am Internet connected (with either LAN cable connected or Wireless ON). However when the laptop is isolated from Internet (no LAN, no Wireless), I can no more start the EMC. The two 'standard' error msg are :
1. Roxio Creator has stopped working - Windows is collecting more information about the problem. This might take several minutes ...
2. Roxio Creator has stopped working - A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.
I further found out that if I first start the EMC (with LAN/Wirelss connected), it stays ok regardless whether or not I keep the LAN/Wireless later. It looks to me the problem is on the log-in stage.
Any comments from you experts pleasee? Better still advise me some fixing. Thanks!
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The Easy Media Creator 9 was with the Vista Home Primum within the DELL Inspiron 6400.
I couldn't start the EMC. Error msg showed 'my trial verion expired'. I did the clean re-installed as per recommended by DELL and Roxio. Registered on-line (on web). No 'expired' error msg displayed any more.
Now I can start the EMC when I am Internet connected (with either LAN cable connected or Wireless ON). However when the laptop is isolated from Internet (no LAN, no Wireless), I can no more start the EMC. The two 'standard' error msg are :
1. Roxio Creator has stopped working - Windows is collecting more information about the problem. This might take several minutes ...
2. Roxio Creator has stopped working - A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.
I further found out that if I first start the EMC (with LAN/Wirelss connected), it stays ok regardless whether or not I keep the LAN/Wireless later. It looks to me the problem is on the log-in stage.
Any comments from you experts pleasee? Better still advise me some fixing. Thanks!
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