I am in doubt, I'd like to know what they are though. I've seen other queries about this on the web, but no answers what they are and what they do.
In my C:/Windows file I have 2 files marked with a lot of numbers and letters. Inside both are two files, WiseDate, a configuration settings file...
Thanks for that Arie, I'll leave well alone. Having said that, yesterday, PeteC gave me some excellent advice which required me to make a change...
That's what I thought, thanks for your input Arie.
I have been advised to protect the registry using the free MS live safety scan http://onecare.live.com/site/en-gb/default.htm?s_cid=sah....
Anyone out ther a fan of Lee Child's 'Jack Reacher' novels, corny as hell, but a great read.
By the way Pete, before I made this post, i.e. the second part about my new cd drive, I noticed a lot of queries in google by others with the same...
Pete, Yours is a rare genius of which I am unworthy...it worked and all is now well (well, until the next catastrophe!) Thanks a bunch!
Additionally Pete, Under General, by the heading File System it says 'RAW'?
Pete, Ive right click the cd drive in explorer, then properties, and there are 3 tabs, General, Autoplay and Hardware. 'Recording' is not there.
I dont have any yet. I was looking for a free utility (I see Roxio isnt, I downloaded it and it asked for my pin). For burning I thought I could...
No I dont, what will that do?
Yes it's working in that it plays everything, but when I put in a blank cd-r or dvd-r and try to access the disk I get an error message saying D:/...
Thanks for your help guys, I rolled up the white flag and got a new cd from the vendor.
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