Ahead InCD EasyWrite Reader problem

[Stephen]

Hi,

I would be very grateful for any help with the problem described
below:

I use Ahead's InCD 4.0.5.6 but recently had to load a few files from a
CD-Rom made with InCD onto a Win 98SE Laptop which had Roxio's Easy CD
Creator v5.1 installed.

When I tried to save the files to the hard drive I got the usual
message telling me that my system currently did not support Mt Rainier
(CD-MRW) format and that I should either visit Nero's website or
install the InCD EasyWrite Reader currently on the CD-Rom. I did the
latter.

All went well and the files were safely transferred. However when I
later rebooted the laptop I got the following error message:

"An exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C004D8C5 in Vxd VFAT(01) +
0000B8ED
This was called from 0028:C1C45F60 in VxD Voltrack(04) + 00000430

It may be possible to continue, press any key."

Well it was possible to continue, the computer booted, but nothing on
the Desktop worked including 'My Computer' or 'Shutdown'. The only
solution I came up with was to re-boot into Safe-Mode and uninstall
InCD EasyWrite Reader. After that everything was fine again.

There is a DirectCD icon on the Taskbar but I'm not quite sure how to
disable it. I am assuming that there must be a conflict between some
aspect of Roxio's Easy CD Creator and InCD EasyWrite Reader, is there
a solution?

Many thanks,

S

[Mike Richter]

Post by Stephen
I use Ahead's InCD 4.0.5.6 but recently had to load a few files from
a CD-Rom made with InCD onto a Win 98SE Laptop which had Roxio's Easy
CD Creator v5.1 installed.
When I tried to save the files to the hard drive I got the usual
message telling me that my system currently did not support Mt
Rainier (CD-MRW) format and that I should either visit Nero's website
or install the InCD EasyWrite Reader currently on the CD-Rom. I did
the latter.

By doing that, you installed two versions of the filesystem at the same
time. As you discovered, that's an instability bordering on disaster.
Choose one and use it. There's capability in an OS for only one
interpretation of a file format, hence only one interpreter.

You can run both on the same machine by installing each into its own OS
and selecting the OS at boot. You cannot put both into the same OS.

Mike

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Post by Stephen
I would be very grateful for any help with the problem described
I use Ahead's InCD 4.0.5.6 but recently had to load a few files from a
CD-Rom made with InCD onto a Win 98SE Laptop which had Roxio's Easy CD
Creator v5.1 installed.
When I tried to save the files to the hard drive I got the usual
message telling me that my system currently did not support Mt Rainier
(CD-MRW) format and that I should either visit Nero's website or
install the InCD EasyWrite Reader currently on the CD-Rom. I did the
latter.
All went well and the files were safely transferred. However when I
"An exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C004D8C5 in Vxd VFAT(01) +
0000B8ED
This was called from 0028:C1C45F60 in VxD Voltrack(04) + 00000430
It may be possible to continue, press any key."
Well it was possible to continue, the computer booted, but nothing on
the Desktop worked including 'My Computer' or 'Shutdown'. The only
solution I came up with was to re-boot into Safe-Mode and uninstall
InCD EasyWrite Reader. After that everything was fine again.
There is a DirectCD icon on the Taskbar but I'm not quite sure how to
disable it. I am assuming that there must be a conflict between some
aspect of Roxio's Easy CD Creator and InCD EasyWrite Reader, is there
a solution?

Uninstall DirectCD, clean out its junk by KCK's InCD Troubleshoot Guide,
and install InCD.

KCK's InCD Troubleshoot Guide:
http://www.cdrlabs.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=9597