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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these
posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA
unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e:
drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
I have no DLA tab, and my CD-RW works fine with drag & drop.
"Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
There is no DLA tab, there should be a recording tab.
-- ---- Crosspost, do not multipost http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 __________________________________________________ _______________________________ "Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
Dave...I had received "Invalid MS-DOS function" message when I had tried
drag-and-drop, called Dell, they told me the problem was "DLA missing" but no solution yet. After seeing your post, tried a few things, here are the results: - Using a CD-RW disk, was expecting to use the same way as XP (drag-and-drop using Windows Explorer like I do with a flash drive. - The disk drive is DVD/CD-RW per Windows Explorer - Cannot format a disk using Windows Explorer (right click, select Format) - I can create a disk using the Roxio Data Disc option but this does not seem to create an appendable disk even though I use options to append and this process erases the disk whenever it writes. - When using the Roxio disc, drag-and-drop from Windows Explorer seems to work but after running for about half hour for a file copy of a few KB, comes back with cannot append the disk even though tthe disk was created appendable with Roxio. - Can read disks created on Vista from XP and vice versa. Any ideas ? -- Zach "Dave" wrote: I have no DLA tab, and my CD-RW works fine with drag & drop. "Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
Roxio DLA is not compatible with Vista and isn't needed. I don't know what
the Dell person is telling you. What happens when you try to format RW media with Windows Explorer? Does the format dialog box appear? If so, what happens when you try the format? I've used Vistas formatting and packet writing with both CDRWs and DVDRWs with no problems. I suspect Roxio may be interfering in some fashion. Is this an up to date Dell provided version of Roxio or an older version (possibly not Vista compatible) that you installed? As far as multi-session CD (or CDRW) burns, I suggest trying to use either Roxio or Windows Explorer (using Live File System). If you create a multi-session data disk with Roxio I would expect WE to have problems appending to it, though Roxio should be able to if you are using the right option to add to a multi-session media. -- "Zach" wrote in message ... Dave...I had received "Invalid MS-DOS function" message when I had tried drag-and-drop, called Dell, they told me the problem was "DLA missing" but no solution yet. After seeing your post, tried a few things, here are the results: - Using a CD-RW disk, was expecting to use the same way as XP (drag-and-drop using Windows Explorer like I do with a flash drive. - The disk drive is DVD/CD-RW per Windows Explorer - Cannot format a disk using Windows Explorer (right click, select Format) - I can create a disk using the Roxio Data Disc option but this does not seem to create an appendable disk even though I use options to append and this process erases the disk whenever it writes. - When using the Roxio disc, drag-and-drop from Windows Explorer seems to work but after running for about half hour for a file copy of a few KB, comes back with cannot append the disk even though tthe disk was created appendable with Roxio. - Can read disks created on Vista from XP and vice versa. Any ideas ? -- Zach "Dave" wrote: I have no DLA tab, and my CD-RW works fine with drag & drop. "Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
What happens when you try to format RW media with Windows Explorer?
When I right click on the drive, I see the Format in the menu, left click, then: 1. Get "start" msg box (UDF 2.01 Default) and ability to specify volume label, etc. 2. Click Start 3. Get msg box "Windows was unable to complete format" Initially I had thought there was something wrong with the media but it has happened with more than 1. Using Roxio Creator Premier v9.1.573....came already installed on new Dell. Any more thoughts ? -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Roxio DLA is not compatible with Vista and isn't needed. I don't know what the Dell person is telling you. What happens when you try to format RW media with Windows Explorer? Does the format dialog box appear? If so, what happens when you try the format? I've used Vistas formatting and packet writing with both CDRWs and DVDRWs with no problems. I suspect Roxio may be interfering in some fashion. Is this an up to date Dell provided version of Roxio or an older version (possibly not Vista compatible) that you installed? As far as multi-session CD (or CDRW) burns, I suggest trying to use either Roxio or Windows Explorer (using Live File System). If you create a multi-session data disk with Roxio I would expect WE to have problems appending to it, though Roxio should be able to if you are using the right option to add to a multi-session media. -- "Zach" wrote in message ... Dave...I had received "Invalid MS-DOS function" message when I had tried drag-and-drop, called Dell, they told me the problem was "DLA missing" but no solution yet. After seeing your post, tried a few things, here are the results: - Using a CD-RW disk, was expecting to use the same way as XP (drag-and-drop using Windows Explorer like I do with a flash drive. - The disk drive is DVD/CD-RW per Windows Explorer - Cannot format a disk using Windows Explorer (right click, select Format) - I can create a disk using the Roxio Data Disc option but this does not seem to create an appendable disk even though I use options to append and this process erases the disk whenever it writes. - When using the Roxio disc, drag-and-drop from Windows Explorer seems to work but after running for about half hour for a file copy of a few KB, comes back with cannot append the disk even though tthe disk was created appendable with Roxio. - Can read disks created on Vista from XP and vice versa. Any ideas ? -- Zach "Dave" wrote: I have no DLA tab, and my CD-RW works fine with drag & drop. "Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
There is no Recording tab for either of my 2 optical drives......but they do
record, just not the way I want to use them, see above in post -- Zach "David B." wrote: There is no DLA tab, there should be a recording tab. -- ---- Crosspost, do not multipost http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 __________________________________________________ _______________________________ "Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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Drive Letter Access (DLA)
Take a look at
Error message when you format a disc by using the Live File System component on a Windows Vista-based computer: "Windows was unable to complete the format" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931654 Also, were the "more than 1" media you tried the same kind? If so, you might try a different brand. -- "Zach" wrote in message ... What happens when you try to format RW media with Windows Explorer? When I right click on the drive, I see the Format in the menu, left click, then: 1. Get "start" msg box (UDF 2.01 Default) and ability to specify volume label, etc. 2. Click Start 3. Get msg box "Windows was unable to complete format" Initially I had thought there was something wrong with the media but it has happened with more than 1. Using Roxio Creator Premier v9.1.573....came already installed on new Dell. Any more thoughts ? -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Roxio DLA is not compatible with Vista and isn't needed. I don't know what the Dell person is telling you. What happens when you try to format RW media with Windows Explorer? Does the format dialog box appear? If so, what happens when you try the format? I've used Vistas formatting and packet writing with both CDRWs and DVDRWs with no problems. I suspect Roxio may be interfering in some fashion. Is this an up to date Dell provided version of Roxio or an older version (possibly not Vista compatible) that you installed? As far as multi-session CD (or CDRW) burns, I suggest trying to use either Roxio or Windows Explorer (using Live File System). If you create a multi-session data disk with Roxio I would expect WE to have problems appending to it, though Roxio should be able to if you are using the right option to add to a multi-session media. -- "Zach" wrote in message ... Dave...I had received "Invalid MS-DOS function" message when I had tried drag-and-drop, called Dell, they told me the problem was "DLA missing" but no solution yet. After seeing your post, tried a few things, here are the results: - Using a CD-RW disk, was expecting to use the same way as XP (drag-and-drop using Windows Explorer like I do with a flash drive. - The disk drive is DVD/CD-RW per Windows Explorer - Cannot format a disk using Windows Explorer (right click, select Format) - I can create a disk using the Roxio Data Disc option but this does not seem to create an appendable disk even though I use options to append and this process erases the disk whenever it writes. - When using the Roxio disc, drag-and-drop from Windows Explorer seems to work but after running for about half hour for a file copy of a few KB, comes back with cannot append the disk even though tthe disk was created appendable with Roxio. - Can read disks created on Vista from XP and vice versa. Any ideas ? -- Zach "Dave" wrote: I have no DLA tab, and my CD-RW works fine with drag & drop. "Zach" wrote in message ... What I need is the ability to drag-and-drop files from my c: drive to my e: drive (CD-RW) using Windows Explorer. Cannot do this now and was told I needed DLA, for which there is no DLA tab in Device Manager for the CD-RW drive. Is there another option besides DLA for accomplishing what I am trying to do ? Thanks, -- Zach "GTS" wrote: Vista includes native support for packet writing. There is no need for DLA unless you are concerned with backward compatibility for another computer. -- "Zach" wrote in message news I had seen several posts that DLA is not compatible with Vista but these posts are several months old. Does anyone know the latest with Sonic DLA ? Does it work with Vista ? Is it supported ? Is it more trouble than it's worthed ? Thanks, -- Zach |
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