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Posted by Jyeshta on 08/16/07 15:33
On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 20:36:42 GMT, "dadiOH"
<dadiOH@guesswhere.com> wrote:
>Jyeshta wrote:
>
>>>> I still don't know what the problem was. It was never a problem
>>>> before to insert a CD before opening a ripper. But at least I
>>>> don't have to set up my old computer and I'm glad of that.
>>>
>>> I don't know either but suspect it has to do with the CD being
>>> made by a CD recorder.
>>> _____________
>
>> Could be, but a different one made on the same recorder/copier
>> ripped fine a few months ago.
>>
>Same brand of blank CD?
>***************
No, I don't think so, come to think of it. It could be, but I'm
not sure (I already packed it back up in a box so I can't easily
check).
The reason I think they were different brands is that when I
found this one, I was surprised to see it was a Fuji CD-R because
I don't think I had a spool of Fuji disks in '05 and I don't
think my friend did, either. But one of us must have, since it
is a Fuji CD-R (the one that was problematic to rip).
>> I don't remember being plagued with MusicMatch popping up any
>> other time before when I've put a disk into a drive. Since it
>> had been staying dormant I left it alone, but then suddenly it
>> wasn't and luckily it uninstalled without persisting system
>> problems so far. I knew I couldn't use it anyway, because
>> everytime I do a virus scan, my antivirus listed corrupt files in
>> MusicMatch (probably why it was crashing and hanging, but I still
>> have no idea why it suddenly started opening automatically just
>> since Sunday).
>
>"Corrupt" files or infected ones? AV programs (IMO) don't worry about
>files that are not infected with a virus.
>****************
Corrupt, not infected. The report would list the files it
couldn't scan, and the reason for it.
>> Many many thanks!
>
>No hay de que :)
:-))) I have no idea what that means. Mais, merci si, si, si beaucoups!
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