CDRTC.DLL - Mart

I am starting this new thread to make things easier for Mart.
Please, bear with me on this.
Thank you.

Harry.

Sorry Harry, I just missed this new thread before I'd pressed the Send
button and tagged onto the previous one. However, we may as well keep with
this one.

So here it is again :-

Harry wrote :-

Been there and already done that, Mart. It checks out allright as 'G'.

Harry.

I should jolly-well hope so Harry!

So, now that you've tested and proved that your A: drive and your CD-ROM are
NOT faulty AND they (along with all your other drives) are all where they
should be (drive letters are correct in WinMe Normal Mode) - what's the
problem?

You said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
1. No quick-fix for A ( didn't try disconnecting the
cable and reconnecting it yet).

So what problems are you (still?) having with your A: drive?

You also said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
2. When you read through the thread, you will find
that my CD-ROM drive is listed only as 'W' anymore,
when it used to be 'R/W'. Where did the 'R' go?

As Shane asked :-

Listed where?

Unless or until you install your 'burner' software, your CD-ROM will not be
recognised (and function) as a burner (Writer), but perform only as a CD-ROM
(Reader) drive.

So what other problems are you now having with your CD-ROM (the G drive?

I await the next instalment g

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread to make things easier for Mart.
Please, bear with me on this.
Thank you.

Harry.

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.


"Mart" wrote in message
...
Sorry Harry, I just missed this new thread before I'd pressed the Send
button and tagged onto the previous one. However, we may as well keep with
this one.

So here it is again :-

Harry wrote :-

Been there and already done that, Mart. It checks out allright as 'G'.

Harry.

I should jolly-well hope so Harry!

So, now that you've tested and proved that your A: drive and your CD-ROM
are
NOT faulty AND they (along with all your other drives) are all where they
should be (drive letters are correct in WinMe Normal Mode) - what's the
problem?

You said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
1. No quick-fix for A ( didn't try disconnecting the
cable and reconnecting it yet).

So what problems are you (still?) having with your A: drive?

You also said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
2. When you read through the thread, you will find
that my CD-ROM drive is listed only as 'W' anymore,
when it used to be 'R/W'. Where did the 'R' go?

As Shane asked :-

Listed where?

Unless or until you install your 'burner' software, your CD-ROM will not
be
recognised (and function) as a burner (Writer), but perform only as a
CD-ROM
(Reader) drive.

So what other problems are you now having with your CD-ROM (the G drive?

I await the next instalment g

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread to make things easier for Mart.
Please, bear with me on this.
Thank you.

Harry.

Not the bloody drivers Harry - it doesn't need them!!

THE BURNER SOFTWARE - Nero, or Roxio/Adaptec/Sonic!!!

--
Noel Paton (MS-MVP 2002-2006, Windows)

Nil Carborundum Illegitemi
http://www.crashfixpc.com/millsrpch.htm

http://tinyurl.com/6oztj

Please read http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm on how to post messages to NG's
"webster72n" wrote in message
...

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.


"Mart" wrote in message
...
Sorry Harry, I just missed this new thread before I'd pressed the Send
button and tagged onto the previous one. However, we may as well keep
with
this one.

So here it is again :-

Harry wrote :-

Been there and already done that, Mart. It checks out allright as 'G'.

Harry.

I should jolly-well hope so Harry!

So, now that you've tested and proved that your A: drive and your CD-ROM
are
NOT faulty AND they (along with all your other drives) are all where they
should be (drive letters are correct in WinMe Normal Mode) - what's the
problem?

You said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
1. No quick-fix for A ( didn't try disconnecting the
cable and reconnecting it yet).

So what problems are you (still?) having with your A: drive?

You also said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
2. When you read through the thread, you will find
that my CD-ROM drive is listed only as 'W' anymore,
when it used to be 'R/W'. Where did the 'R' go?

As Shane asked :-

Listed where?

Unless or until you install your 'burner' software, your CD-ROM will not
be
recognised (and function) as a burner (Writer), but perform only as a
CD-ROM
(Reader) drive.

So what other problems are you now having with your CD-ROM (the G
drive?

I await the next instalment g

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread to make things easier for Mart.
Please, bear with me on this.
Thank you.

Harry.

Harry,

'Scuse me while I go for lie-down in a darkened room.

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.

Jeepers Harry - you could have mentioned the A: drive was STILL missing
(faulty) in WinMe - Normal and/or Safe Mode Harry?

AND WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE A: DRIVE ONLY!!!!!

I though that we were on a 'new' thread - it's no use tacking it down the
bottom of the old one!!

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.


"Mart" wrote in message
...
Sorry Harry, I just missed this new thread before I'd pressed the Send
button and tagged onto the previous one. However, we may as well keep
with
this one.

So here it is again :-

Harry wrote :-

Been there and already done that, Mart. It checks out allright as 'G'.

Harry.

I should jolly-well hope so Harry!

So, now that you've tested and proved that your A: drive and your CD-ROM
are
NOT faulty AND they (along with all your other drives) are all where they
should be (drive letters are correct in WinMe Normal Mode) - what's the
problem?

You said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
1. No quick-fix for A ( didn't try disconnecting the
cable and reconnecting it yet).

So what problems are you (still?) having with your A: drive?

You also said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
2. When you read through the thread, you will find
that my CD-ROM drive is listed only as 'W' anymore,
when it used to be 'R/W'. Where did the 'R' go?

As Shane asked :-

Listed where?

Unless or until you install your 'burner' software, your CD-ROM will not
be
recognised (and function) as a burner (Writer), but perform only as a
CD-ROM
(Reader) drive.

So what other problems are you now having with your CD-ROM (the G
drive?

I await the next instalment g

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread to make things easier for Mart.
Please, bear with me on this.
Thank you.

Harry.

Poor wee thing.....would you care for a dram of Scotch......or the whole
damn bottle, lol.

I believe you have now gone *above and beyond*.....you deserve this
rest.

XX Heather

"Mart" wrote in message
...
Harry,

'Scuse me while I go for lie-down in a darkened room.

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because
that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.

"Mart" wrote in message
...
Jeepers Harry - you could have mentioned the A: drive was STILL missing
(faulty) in WinMe - Normal and/or Safe Mode Harry?

AND WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE A: DRIVE ONLY!!!!!

I though that we were on a 'new' thread - it's no use tacking it down the
bottom of the old one!!

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.


"Mart" wrote in message
...
Sorry Harry, I just missed this new thread before I'd pressed the Send
button and tagged onto the previous one. However, we may as well keep
with
this one.

So here it is again :-

Harry wrote :-

Been there and already done that, Mart. It checks out allright as 'G'.

Harry.

I should jolly-well hope so Harry!

So, now that you've tested and proved that your A: drive and your CD-ROM
are
NOT faulty AND they (along with all your other drives) are all where
they
should be (drive letters are correct in WinMe Normal Mode) - what's the
problem?

You said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
1. No quick-fix for A ( didn't try disconnecting the
cable and reconnecting it yet).

So what problems are you (still?) having with your A: drive?

You also said on 26 May 2006 @ 14:27 that :-
2. When you read through the thread, you will find
that my CD-ROM drive is listed only as 'W' anymore,
when it used to be 'R/W'. Where did the 'R' go?

As Shane asked :-

Listed where?

Unless or until you install your 'burner' software, your CD-ROM will not
be
recognised (and function) as a burner (Writer), but perform only as a
CD-ROM
(Reader) drive.

So what other problems are you now having with your CD-ROM (the G
drive?

I await the next instalment g

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread to make things easier for Mart.
Please, bear with me on this.
Thank you.

Harry.

lol
Joan


Mart wrote:
Harry,

'Scuse me while I go for lie-down in a darkened room.

Mart

Suitably refreshed Heather, a couple of drams (well, tinnies) AND 40 minutes
of The Eagles (BBC1 TV)

Right Harry - What's your next problem?

Mart



"Heather" wrote in message
...
Poor wee thing.....would you care for a dram of Scotch......or the whole
damn bottle, lol.

I believe you have now gone *above and beyond*.....you deserve this rest.

XX Heather

"Mart" wrote in message
...
Harry,

'Scuse me while I go for lie-down in a darkened room.

Mart


"webster72n" wrote in message
...

Not sure whether you mean 'in-' or 'uninstall', Mart.
When it comes to install, the machine says
"This program cnnot be run in DOS-Mode".
I certainly can't install it in normal mode under windows, because
that's
where the problem lies with both drives, unless there is another way.
If you mean uninstall, I 'searched and destroyed' far and wide.
Therefore I am out of options, except for replacement of the drives.

Harry.