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When I try to use dMC to convert I get a Windows No Disk error. It crashes the whole computer. The only way to restart is to power off. I have Release 12.3 (Registered) installed.
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Does it say a drive there is no disc for? -
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No - it doesn't. However, could the issue be related to the fact that my Hard Drive is not c:, but h:. Was that a problem with dBpoweramp in the past?Comment
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First time I have heard of it in nearly 10 years, so not common. Which Windows version do you have?Comment
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I have Windows XP Professional. This is installed on my work machine.
I have the same version of Music Converter installed on my home machine (which has c: hard drive with Windows XP Home) and it never misses a beat.Comment
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On your work machine, is there a drive c?Comment
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Yes. It's one of a number of USB drives - for different types of cards - compact flash etc.Comment
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What happens if you insert a flash card so drive C has a disk in it? does the conversion work then?Comment
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Aha - yes. It works properly. When I take the card out, I get the Windows No Disk Error crash again.Comment
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Re: Windows No Disk Error
You are using R12? which format are you converting from and to?Comment
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Generally converting from wav to mp3, or mp3 'standard' to mp3 'small'.Comment
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That's correct.Comment
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Re: Windows No Disk Error
try this (see where some system paths are mapped):
select start >> run
cmd.exe
and type:
%appdata%
%tmp%
%temp%
it will show error messages, but I am interested in the paths that are shown.Comment
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Paths as follows:
%appdata% goes to H:\Documents
%tmp% goes to H:\Documents~1\Dougs\Locals~1\Temp
%temp% goes to H:\Documents~1\Dougs\Locals~1\TempComment
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