Backing up App files using Win CD Writing Wizard, where are they?

[Teflon]

Backing up Quicken 2006 to a CD on XP Pro machine. Quicken backup
procedure provides a 'Use Windows CD Writing Wizard' check box, which I
checked like I've done many times before.

Backup ran fine, got a message that the backup files were being held in
a temporary folder and still had to be written to the CD. Seen that
message before.

However, in the past, I seem to remember seeing a CD Writing Wizard
reminder icon in the systems tray, reminding me that there were files
still to be written to the CD. I don't see that icon anymore, nor can
I find the temporary folder where those backup files were stored, nor
can I find the CD Writing Wizard in Accessories, where again, I thought
I always saw it before. Where do i go to complete this process?

Is there something I could have turned off that is hiding all that
stuff? I searched this NG and I Googled, but did not find the answer.
Probably because it is so simple, but it eludes me.

Thanks for any advise, pointers or pointing.

 

[Ayush]

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| Backing up Quicken 2006 to a CD on XP Pro machine. Quicken backup
| procedure provides a 'Use Windows CD Writing Wizard' check box, which I
| checked like I've done many times before.
|
| Backup ran fine, got a message that the backup files were being held in
| a temporary folder and still had to be written to the CD. Seen that
| message before.
|
| However, in the past, I seem to remember seeing a CD Writing Wizard
| reminder icon in the systems tray, reminding me that there were files
| still to be written to the CD. I don't see that icon anymore
, nor can
| I find the temporary folder where those backup files were stored, nor
| can I find the CD Writing Wizard in Accessories, where again, I thought
| I always saw it before. Where do i go to complete this process?
|
| Is there something I could have turned off that is hiding all that
| stuff? I searched this NG and I Googled, but did not find the answer.
| Probably because it is so simple, but it eludes me.

Folder is :
Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\CD
Burning

 

[John]

Backing up Quicken 2006 to a CD on XP Pro machine. Quicken backup
procedure provides a 'Use Windows CD Writing Wizard' check box, which I
checked like I've done many times before.

Backup ran fine, got a message that the backup files were being held in
a temporary folder and still had to be written to the CD. Seen that
message before.

However, in the past, I seem to remember seeing a CD Writing Wizard
reminder icon in the systems tray, reminding me that there were files
still to be written to the CD. I don't see that icon anymore, nor can
I find the temporary folder where those backup files were stored, nor
can I find the CD Writing Wizard in Accessories, where again, I thought
I always saw it before. Where do i go to complete this process?

Is there something I could have turned off that is hiding all that
stuff? I searched this NG and I Googled, but did not find the answer.
Probably because it is so simple, but it eludes me.

Thanks for any advise, pointers or pointing.

Teflon,

Start> My Computer> (right click on your CD/DVD drive)> choose "Write These
Files To CD"

 

[Teflon]

Start> My Computer> (right click on your CD/DVD drive)> choose "Write These
Files To CD"

Thanks John, that worked.

Now, do you have any idea what I could have done to eliminate the
alert/shortcut icon in the systems tray?

 

[Teflon]

Replied
Folder is :
Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\CD
Burning

There it is, thanks for responding.

Ayush

Gesundheit

 

[John]

Thanks John, that worked.

Now, do you have any idea what I could have done to eliminate the
alert/shortcut icon in the systems tray?

Teflon,

Sorry, I have no idea how to solve that.

My problem is similar in that the alert shows but disappears too fast,
so I have just got accustom to going to the drive in My Computer and
choosing
Write these files to CD.

Also running XP Pro SP2.

John