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i have outdated easy cd creator 5 which generally works just fine for me. but now trying to burn a new cd i get the message "This drive is in use by another Application: Roxio DirectCD Kernel'. Easy CD Creator cannot use it until the application is completed." can anyone help me get past this message? Thanks!

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i have outdated easy cd creator 5 which generally works just fine for me. but now trying to burn a new cd i get the message "This drive is in use by another Application: Roxio DirectCD Kernel'. Easy CD Creator cannot use it until the application is completed." can anyone help me get past this message? Thanks!

 

 

Sounds like you have placed a cd in your burner that has been formatted (by DirectCD).

Use a disc that comes right of the packet/spindle.

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i have outdated easy cd creator 5 which generally works just fine for me. but now trying to burn a new cd i get the message "This drive is in use by another Application: Roxio DirectCD Kernel'. Easy CD Creator cannot use it until the application is completed." can anyone help me get past this message? Thanks!

 

Do you still get that message, after you reboot?

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You could always disable Direct CD to prevent this problem occurring. It won't disturb normal operation of Easy CD Creator. There are two ways you can do this:

 

[1] if you're familiar with the use of REGEDIT, delete the entry "AdaptecDirectCD" from the

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run key

 

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or [2] If you don't want to edit your registry,

-go to Start > Run and enter msconfig.exe

-click on the 'Selective Startup' radio button

-click on the 'Startup' tab and uncheck the entry for DirectCD

 

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-click OK, and then restart your Windows.

 

 

 

 

Regards,

Brendon

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