I made a clean install of Win 7 in October. After installation of Roxio 2010, my Dell laptop hung in 30-40% of the instances, when I tried to shut down, hibernate or put it to sleep, so I had to kill the system by switching the computer completely off. That is dangerous to do too often, so I have spent a considerable amount of time to localize the error by removing different parts of my software. In the end, I downloaded the Microsoft debugger that is able to interpret the Windows minidump and it told me that the problem was in the CDROM unit. I then disabled the CDROM unit and I have never had the problem since. Next, I wanted to try and uninstall Roxio 2010 and enable the CDROM unit again but, when I try to uninstall Roxio, I get the message "Runtime Error! R6034, An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library incorrectly. Please contact the application's support team for more information".
I cannot prove that the problem lies in Roxio 2010 but the evidence is quite strong. I am not so impressed. Roxio isn't the cheapest software around and it has cost me a lot of work to find out why my system hung when powering down.
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I made a clean install of Win 7 in October. After installation of Roxio 2010, my Dell laptop hung in 30-40% of the instances, when I tried to shut down, hibernate or put it to sleep, so I had to kill the system by switching the computer completely off. That is dangerous to do too often, so I have spent a considerable amount of time to localize the error by removing different parts of my software. In the end, I downloaded the Microsoft debugger that is able to interpret the Windows minidump and it told me that the problem was in the CDROM unit. I then disabled the CDROM unit and I have never had the problem since. Next, I wanted to try and uninstall Roxio 2010 and enable the CDROM unit again but, when I try to uninstall Roxio, I get the message "Runtime Error! R6034, An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library incorrectly. Please contact the application's support team for more information".
I cannot prove that the problem lies in Roxio 2010 but the evidence is quite strong. I am not so impressed. Roxio isn't the cheapest software around and it has cost me a lot of work to find out why my system hung when powering down.
Any help is certainly welcome.
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Torben
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