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Whenever I try to do anything in iTunes I get the Windows error message
"WINDOWS - NO DISK. There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into
drive ." with the options to either CANCEL, TRY AGAIN or CONTINUE.
Regardless of which of the options I select, the error message re-appears.
If it does disappear, it reappears as soon as I try to do anything else. It
inevitably gets to the point where I cannot make it disappear, at which stage
CTRL+ALT+DEL politely informs me that iTunes is "not responding".
I have tried:
- Updating iTunes software
- Making sure I have the latest Windows Updates
- Uninstalling and reinstalling iTunes
- Selective start-up where I disable all applications which might be
clashing with iTunes
None of them work. Any ideas where the problem is coming from?
"WINDOWS - NO DISK. There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into
drive ." with the options to either CANCEL, TRY AGAIN or CONTINUE.
Regardless of which of the options I select, the error message re-appears.
If it does disappear, it reappears as soon as I try to do anything else. It
inevitably gets to the point where I cannot make it disappear, at which stage
CTRL+ALT+DEL politely informs me that iTunes is "not responding".
I have tried:
- Updating iTunes software
- Making sure I have the latest Windows Updates
- Uninstalling and reinstalling iTunes
- Selective start-up where I disable all applications which might be
clashing with iTunes
None of them work. Any ideas where the problem is coming from?