NielN
November 21st, 2005, 04:05 AM
I had to give up on TI9 because of all the bugs and went back to TI8. I've watched the TI9 updates occur, and tried downloading 2310. I installed only the "create boot cd portion" of 2310 and used it to create a boot disk. The boot cd that was created wouldn't fully boot on my two of my PCs, and this problem has been reported.
I uninstalled 2310 "create boot CD" afterward (had no use it after testing the boot disk)
A week later (I don't use the burner often) I tried using my CD Burner (which had worked flawlessly for years) and Nero Burning ROM couldn't find the drive. The drive would function as a read-only drive in Windows, but Nero couldn't find it to be able to burn CDs.
I have a strong suspicion that the uninstalling of the TI9 "Boot Disk Creator" is what fouled up Nero. I re-installed Nero and it worked again afterwards.
Acronis, if your software fouls up the system's CD Burning capability, how about distributing just an ISO image of the Boot Disk, so people don't have their CD Burning software tampered with, when they only want to create a boot disk? Most people have the ability to burn an ISO image.
NielN
I uninstalled 2310 "create boot CD" afterward (had no use it after testing the boot disk)
A week later (I don't use the burner often) I tried using my CD Burner (which had worked flawlessly for years) and Nero Burning ROM couldn't find the drive. The drive would function as a read-only drive in Windows, but Nero couldn't find it to be able to burn CDs.
I have a strong suspicion that the uninstalling of the TI9 "Boot Disk Creator" is what fouled up Nero. I re-installed Nero and it worked again afterwards.
Acronis, if your software fouls up the system's CD Burning capability, how about distributing just an ISO image of the Boot Disk, so people don't have their CD Burning software tampered with, when they only want to create a boot disk? Most people have the ability to burn an ISO image.
NielN