CD Writing error, process guard responsible?

[timnicebutdim]

Since installing process guard i can't copy files onto CD anymore from either of my cdrom drives. Strange that the properties of the CDRom drives keep turning off writing abilities and when i enable them, i can't copy files over to the drive to be able to write them.

I get an error message saying that windows encounted a problem when trying to copy this files. Theres an option to try again but the error just repeats.

I am sure its process guard which is stopping something that windows needs to use my cd drives. I have process guard in learning mode.

I have tryed disabling protection and turning process guard off... but still the error exists.

Any ideas?

[Pilli]

H timnicebutdim, Probably some sytem od CD writing software files that need to be on both the security and Protection list.
Enable learning mode and retry your CD / DVD burning etc. You may have to reboot whilst still in learning mode if the software runs as a service.

HTH Pilli

[Clowny]

Hi there. Have you tried to uninstall PG to see if the problem has gone away? Just a guess here, but have you installed ASPI drivers lately? I've had problems in the past from a bad install.

Sorry I can't think of anything else. PG 2.x & 3.x has never given me problems with my cdrw.

[timnicebutdim]

Process guard is in learning mode, tryed rebooting, tryed disabling and rebooting, makes no difference. Have not tryed to uninstall process guard completely.

This computer was recently formated and i was able to burn files perfectly before installing procecss guard.

How would i uninstall process guard completely to see if this problem goes away?

[timnicebutdim]

I keep getting a rundill error.. could that be the cause?

[Pilli]

-{ Quote: "timnicebutdim I keep getting a rundill error.. could that be the cause? " }- Yes, rundll is used by may programs so it should be on your lists, personally I only give it the "Allow once" flag as it could also be used by malware. I just have default settings for rundll on my machines. If you get fed up with all the security alerts you could "permit always" whilst doing a burning session and revert to allow once when finished :)

Pilli

[timnicebutdim]

Its listed as permit always but makes no difference to my problem.

[Pilli]

Have you tried disabling ProcessGuard and then burning?

[timnicebutdim]

Yes i have tryed that.. made no difference.

[Pilli]

Then I think you should be looking elswhere for a solution such as the one described by Clowny?

[Gavin - DiamondCS]

Whats the RUNDLL error ?
Have you ticked "block new and changed" (its amazing how many people still do this, despite a huge warning NOT to, when you try)