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Problem With Using Drag To Disk


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When I add files to a rw disk with drag to disk when I ejexct the disk is prepared but it will only play on a computer that has disk write on it.

I used to be able to mark the box in options that allow the disk to be closed and played in another computer. The box is checked but when I eject it will prepare the disk to play but only in a computer with disk write on it. What do I do to get this to work again? Support has not answered the question after 7 days.

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When I add files to a rw disk with drag to disk when I ejexct the disk is prepared but it will only play on a computer that has disk write on it.

I used to be able to mark the box in options that allow the disk to be closed and played in another computer. The box is checked but when I eject it will prepare the disk to play but only in a computer with disk write on it. What do I do to get this to work again? Support has not answered the question after 7 days.

 

Creator 2009 does not have Drag to Disc, what version do you really have.

 

 

 

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When I add files to a rw disk with drag to disk when I ejexct the disk is prepared but it will only play on a computer that has disk write on it.

I used to be able to mark the box in options that allow the disk to be closed and played in another computer. The box is checked but when I eject it will prepare the disk to play but only in a computer with disk write on it. What do I do to get this to work again? Support has not answered the question after 7 days.

It may be that the RW disc is going bad. RW does not mean "like a floppy", it means the ENTIRE disc can be erased and be reused, altho usually not as many times as the manufacturers claim.

 

If you are using this for long-term archiving, rather than something short-term like transferring files to another computer, with the original files safelyon the originating computer, you would be a lot better off to use R media.

 

Lynn

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