copying files to CD

Can't delete files from CD recorder temp storage

 

You receive either of these error messages:

Error Deleting File or Folder.

Cannot delete file name. Files on this CD-ROM drive are read-only. You cannot copy or move files over to this CD-ROM drive.

CAUSE:
This error message can occur because individual files cannot be deleted from the CD-RW. You cannot use the CD disc recording feature of Windows XP for random-access storage while you are writing to disc.

To work around this problem, either use a third-party program that supports this feature or erase the CD-RW before you write to the disc.

 

Thanks for your reply. The message I get after copying graphic files to a CD is that the files can't be deleted from the temporary storage area because one of them is being used by another person or program. And when I restart, I get a message that I have files waiting to be written to CD. (And I still can't get rid of them.)

 

See Unlocker
http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

 

Thanks so much! I downloaded Unlocker, and the problem is solved.

 

You are very welcome.

And welcome to WindowsBBS!

 

I'm sorry -- I can't figure out how to post a new question or new thread, so I'm doing it here. (You were so helpful with my previous question.)

When I try to shut down I get the message: "Shellcon Hidden Window. This program is not responding." I read somewhere that the ShellCon issue is caused by MusicMatch Jukebox, but I don't find any of those files when I go to Start-Run-msconfig.

 

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I'm sorry -- I can't figure out how to post a new question or new thread, so I'm doing it here. (You were so helpful with my previous question.)

When I try to shut down I get the message: "Shellcon Hidden Window. This program is not responding." I read somewhere that the ShellCon issue is caused by MusicMatch Jukebox, but I don't find any of those files when I go to Start-Run-msconfig.

 

The message comes from a program called mim.exe, that is included with MusicMatch and some other programs.

Download Microsoft/Sysinternals AutoRuns, and use it remove the startup entry that contains "mim.exe ": http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Autoruns.html