Is there a way to stopVista from automatically closing WinExplorer upon
ejecting CD/DVDR after recording/labeling?

Suddenly it's doing it, but I believe upto recent times such annoyance was
not happening.
Eject disk and continue working in WinExplorer, but now I need to restart
and go BACK to a folder where I left off, often burried deep in filetree.

It's wasting some time & annoying, any idea why?
Was no problem in WindowsXP.

I thought your weren't posting here any more?

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"Stan Starinski" China@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo wrote in
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Is there a way to stopVista from automatically closing WinExplorer upon
ejecting CD/DVDR after recording/labeling?

Suddenly it's doing it, but I believe upto recent times such annoyance was
not happening.
Eject disk and continue working in WinExplorer, but now I need to restart
and go BACK to a folder where I left off, often burried deep in filetree.

It's wasting some time & annoying, any idea why?
Was no problem in WindowsXP.

would try to help.

but you obviously have a
peculiar problem.

perhaps, you might try
a clean boot.

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"Stan Starinski" China@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo wrote in
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Is there a way to stopVista from automatically closing WinExplorer upon
ejecting CD/DVDR after recording/labeling?

Suddenly it's doing it, but I believe upto recent times such annoyance was
not happening.
Eject disk and continue working in WinExplorer, but now I need to restart
and go BACK to a folder where I left off, often burried deep in filetree.

It's wasting some time & annoying, any idea why?
Was no problem in WindowsXP.

On 12/10/09, Stan Starinski posted:
Is there a way to stopVista from automatically closing WinExplorer upon
ejecting CD/DVDR after recording/labeling?

Suddenly it's doing it, but I believe upto recent times such annoyance was
not happening.
Eject disk and continue working in WinExplorer, but now I need to restart and
go BACK to a folder where I left off, often burried deep in filetree.

It's wasting some time & annoying, any idea why?
Was no problem in WindowsXP.

Try deselecting the drive before ejecting.

That is, select (highlight) some other entity in your Windows Explorer,
e.g. C:, and *only then* right click the CD drive and choose eject.

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Please stop posting your questions in
microsoft.public.access.replication, which has nothing to do with
your problem(s).

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"David W. Fenton" wrote in message
36.91...
Please stop posting your questions in
microsoft.public.access.replication, which has nothing to do with
your problem(s).

His problems are unique. He should post at: alt.psychiatric.nutjob.org

"Stan Starinski" China@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo wrote in
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"Peculiar" problem is often solved by bit using Windows primitive built-in
CD/DVD handling.
I just bought Sonic (now owned by Roxio) Creator2010, problem solved....
at $79 in this economy, grrr....

Where would an idiot like yourself get $79? You are lying again.

"Stan Starinski" China@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo wrote in
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OK will check, thanks

The check is in the mail. Keep watching for it. Speak with the ward nurse
and she will make sure to give you the check.

"Stan Starinski" China@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo wrote in
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Agreed. That man is weird.

Correction my lovely Stan. You are weird. Put that phony EE certificate
back on the wall. You know, the one you purchased on the Internet?

well, there was no way of us
knowing you had a primitive
cd device.

on the other hand, perhaps
there was an updated driver
for it that could have resolved
the issue.

never the less, you have it
working now and what you
bought is much better all
the way around.

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- Systems Analyst
- Database Developer
- Accountancy
- Veteran of the Armed Forces
- @Hotmail.com
- nntp Postologist
~ "share the nirvana" - dbZen

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"Stan Starinski" China@stealsUSJobsPatentsSoftwareMusicVideo wrote in
message ...
"Peculiar" problem is often solved by bit using Windows primitive built-in
CD/DVD handling.
I just bought Sonic (now owned by Roxio) Creator2010, problem solved....
at $79 in this economy, grrr....