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Frog
I received my computer in February of this year with Windows XP SP2 (now
upgraded to SP3) and Nero 7 Premium loaded on it in support of the
DVD/CD drive. I now want to remove Nero 7 Premium from my computer and
use Nero 7 Essentials as its replacement. I attempted to take this
action with the following results:
I, through the Add/Remove process, removed Nero 7 Premium from my
system. Subsequent to this action, I found many references to Nero in
my registry. I then decided to remove anything that had a reference to
Nero from the registry. This appeared to work without any
problems...that is until I attempted to load Nero 7 Essentials on my
system. I can't remember what the reason was, but I could not load this
software on my system. Being concerned that I had probably done
something wrong in the registry, I decided to reload a very recent
Casper backup of my C drive back onto my system. The backup process
worked without any problems, and I am now back to where I was before
doing the Add/Remove process...Nero 7 Premium once again works as it did
before I started this process.
I considered loading Nero 9 on the system, however, the reviews I read
about this package are not very encouraging. Also, I am mainly
interested (for now) in having a capability of making CDs of data files
that reside on my computer (e.g., such things as Casper startup CDs and
photo CDs). That is why I think I would be better off without all of
the other programs that install as a part of Nero.
The thing that started this whole process was my attempt to update Nero
7, and I was unable to make this process work.
Here are my questions:
Is Nero (7 or 8 or 9) worth having on my system? If so, which version
which version would you recommend?
Can you recommend a good Nero "Clean Up" program...one that will totally
remove this software (if that is possible) from my system?
Can you recommend a better software package than Nero for what I am
attempting to do?
I realize that Nero is not a part of Windows, but it does impact on the
registry of Windows. Thus, that is why I decided to ask here for help.
Please advise if I should go elsewhere with this message.
Frog
upgraded to SP3) and Nero 7 Premium loaded on it in support of the
DVD/CD drive. I now want to remove Nero 7 Premium from my computer and
use Nero 7 Essentials as its replacement. I attempted to take this
action with the following results:
I, through the Add/Remove process, removed Nero 7 Premium from my
system. Subsequent to this action, I found many references to Nero in
my registry. I then decided to remove anything that had a reference to
Nero from the registry. This appeared to work without any
problems...that is until I attempted to load Nero 7 Essentials on my
system. I can't remember what the reason was, but I could not load this
software on my system. Being concerned that I had probably done
something wrong in the registry, I decided to reload a very recent
Casper backup of my C drive back onto my system. The backup process
worked without any problems, and I am now back to where I was before
doing the Add/Remove process...Nero 7 Premium once again works as it did
before I started this process.
I considered loading Nero 9 on the system, however, the reviews I read
about this package are not very encouraging. Also, I am mainly
interested (for now) in having a capability of making CDs of data files
that reside on my computer (e.g., such things as Casper startup CDs and
photo CDs). That is why I think I would be better off without all of
the other programs that install as a part of Nero.
The thing that started this whole process was my attempt to update Nero
7, and I was unable to make this process work.
Here are my questions:
Is Nero (7 or 8 or 9) worth having on my system? If so, which version
which version would you recommend?
Can you recommend a good Nero "Clean Up" program...one that will totally
remove this software (if that is possible) from my system?
Can you recommend a better software package than Nero for what I am
attempting to do?
I realize that Nero is not a part of Windows, but it does impact on the
registry of Windows. Thus, that is why I decided to ask here for help.
Please advise if I should go elsewhere with this message.
Frog