INCOMPLETE RECORDINGS

[CARMEL LEE]

INSTALLED WINDOWS XP HOME ED. OVER WINDOWS 98SE.
DURING INSTALLATION A MESSAGE INDICATED THAT A FILE WAS INSTALLD THAT COULD
CAUSE XP TO BE UNSTABLE. AND THE MESSAGE SAID 'SOUND RECORDER'.
DETAILS--INDICATED THAT
EASY CD CREATOR, REAL JUKEBOX, OR WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER COULD BE THE PROBLEM.
I WENT TO FILES AND FOLDERS AND TO 'C' DRIVE AND REMOVED ALL TRACES THAT I
COULD FIND OF: CD CREATOR AND REAL JUKEBOX WORNINGS CAME UP WHILE TRYING TO
REMOVE
WIN. MEDIA PLAYER. 1.2GH--512MEG.--25GB 'C' DRIVE WITH 17GB FREE. PROBLEM:
WHEN I TRY TO RECORD ON HOME STUDIO CAKEWALK 2004 EVERY THING LOOKS NORMAL
UNTILL RECORDING IS COMPLETE AND IT STARTS PROCESSING TO CREATE THE AUDIO
TRACE AND ONLY A 5 OR 6 MIN.OF THE RECORDING IS PRESENT THE REST IS LOST.
ALSO EACH TIME WINDOWS STARTS UP
A NORTON MESSAGE SAYS: NORTON DISK DR.TASTING 'C'. THERE IS ANOTHER PROCESS
CURRENTLY HAS EXCLUSIVE ACCESS TO THIS DISK OR SOME OF IT'S FILES. NORTON
CAN NOT FIX. HELP!!!

 

[Andrew E]

Removing any part of windows media player isnt a wise
move,its a system file that xp relys on to operate.
The others arent needed,actually cd creator isnt compat-
able with xp.Try downloading wmp9 series,also open wind-
ows update,then retry recording,with wmp9 series you
should be useing wmp9 encoder,you need to dwnload that.