CDGrab.exe "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive F:"

[FastAndFluid]

CD Grab has stopped working after a couple of years service. Numerous reboots have not fixed the issue,

My CD-ROM drive is drive D. So I have no idea why CD Grab has suddenly decided it should be drive F. There is no drive F and I don't recall there ever being a drive F. Other CD software (such as Windows Media Player) has no problems with the CD-ROM drive and happily plays CDs with no problem. Why has CD Grabber suddenly decided the CD-ROM is drive F and not drive D, when other software has no such issues. Where can I reconfigure it so that it correctly recognises the correct drive and not a non-existent one?

[Spoon]

Re: CDGrab.exe "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive F:"

Where it shows the cd drive, click and select drive d.

Drive F will exist, for it to be listed, perhaps a mounted .iso image.