I am using a software. But everytime I run the software, it demands for CD. It runs only if I have inserted the software CD, otherwise it displays a network error.\n\nI have coppied all the files on D drive, but after that also it shows the same error.
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Because your software looks only in your CD Rom drive and doesn't look anywhere else.\n\nCopying files isn't enough. Its hard to tell which file has the path for you CD Rom.\n\nYou can run it from virtual drive which is a substitute for CD Rom and you don't have to have a CD.
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try going to start >run and type in this excatly SFC /SCANNOW that is sfc space/scannow.let it do a systom file check..if it ask for the windows recovery cd insert it into the cd rom
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Like Ubergeek said, this probably is not a software issue.  You can copy things faster if you do not use windows explorer, but use a command prompt and do an Xcopy, but you will still see the hardware limitation from your CD drive.  You can also add more system memory which will increase your copying speed.
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I would try reinstalling the driver, but first check just to make sure that the CD works in another computer.
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Maybe you should check your firewall settings, if you have a firewall. If you have, turn it off for a while. Try installing the software again. Turn on the firewall.
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#1 it might be too old.  some programs will throw this error when they were made for dos or windows 3.1\n\n#2 it might be corrupt\n\n#3 Some old anti-piracy mesures have this problem. Try going to the companies website and looking for updates\n\n*oops just noticed you only have the problem with DVD games.\n\nI am almost certain it is something to do with anti piracy mesures.\n\nProbably stupid starforce... its always going awry... Welcome to the world where legidiment users get punished much harder than the thieves that just use a crack and never have a bit of trouble.
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Download Nero 7 premium.\nMake Images of CD's and run them in Nero ImageDrive.\nThat will work just perfect.\ngood luck
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Try reinstalling but tell Windows XP not to try and detect your network settings. If that doesn't work, Maybe you need to format and partition your hard drive. You do this with the Windows XP disk in the CD-Rom drive. At the command line type in diskpart, then hit enter. Follow the directions. If you get stuck, type diskpart /? then "enter". You will get some instructions on the screen with details about the function.
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When you install the software, do you reboot the computer? How many drives do you have? Check your program to see if you are loading the disc in the one it is expecting to see the blank disc in.\n\nI had a drive go bad and it didn't see anything. You can check that out by putting a program cd in and seeing if it opens or by going to my computer and looking.\n\nAlso, check out your hardware profiles. Look to see if it(the cd burner or reader) is being recognized and the drivers are working properly.
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Okay, simple answer is to uninstall the virtual cd software and your cd burning software.\n\nThen reboot and install them both again. When you uninstalled the one, it caused a conflict on your system.\n\nThis should do the trick, email me if you still cant get it working.\n\nHope this helps...
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This error is due to some of the files are not INSTALLED. Meaning if you try to place a graphics and you have a graphic library missing then it will ask for a disk. Simple as that. There for when you Install Microsoft Office Install it as CUSTOM and choose RUN EVERYTHING FROM MY PC.\n\nIF YOU DO THIS NO MORE ASKING FOR DISK AGAIN.
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Try with a normal Data CD first(not a CDR). A pressed CD is much more accurate than a CDR and will be easier for the drive to read (most of the time). If it does read then you may wish to try and clean the dive using a CD/DVD cleaner. You may be lucky. if it doesn't read you may want to check those cables again and then use the cleaner but you are unlikely to have much luck if it's not  a silly thing with the cables. Dont bother trying to get it fixed or generally fiddling about just get another from any one of the millions of Retail outlets such as Dabs and Aria ..etctec\n\nIve been repairing comps for 20 years and CD drives are too awkward and too cheap to fiddle with ...John
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Hi,\n\nHow did you delete IE7? Did you go to the install directory and select all the files and go delete, or did you go into Add/Remove Programs through Control Panel and remove the program from there?\n\nWhen exactly is the error message occuring? At the login screen? Is this both in normal and safe mode?\n\nHave you tried going into safe mode without starting network components?\n\nWith your PC off have you tried removing the network card and rebooting?\n\nIf you really can't get back in you might want to try doing a Windows repair by booting from the CD/DVD drive with the Windows disk in the drive and see how repairing the system files works out.\n\nAs a last resort you may need to re-install, as there are a lot of troubleshooting steps to go through. In which case, if you haven't backed-up you might want to remove the hard drive and put it in someone else's machine and save all your data to their machine.\n\nThen do a fresh install of Windows plus apps\n\nHTH
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Go to Map network drive in one of your folders. Try and force the mapping of your drives to a certain letter. Once it gets disconnected, it is not supposed to keep the drive hanging like that. It should've went back to B, then D, then E...etc.\n\nIf you cant get this resolved by forcing it, then you will need to do a scandisk and make sure you reset your drives. Or you can just reformat and next time make sure you use the NTFS partition.
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yeah the software stuff could have messed it up u might have 2 much crap on ur comp. lol just try taken some of the stuff off cause it might b 2 loaded =)
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if you buy it, must be on the instalation cd, maybe on the box or try put th cd on the drive go there and see if inside there is a file called serial.txt
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This type of problem is usually caused by the lack of a specific driver. Since it is impossible to include all the possible drivers on the OS cd, sometimes you have to download or reload drivers from other sources to get things to work properly. When the OS is re-installed, these added drivers are lost.