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  1. 19th Sep 2001 16:46 #1
    XShorty96X
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    i've heard that Win2k isn't great friends with EZ CD... does anybody know if this is true???
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  2. 20th Sep 2001 06:19 #2
    WMCollins
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    When I installed it a couple of months back. Some of the problems was not W2K compatible, accordingly, you have do a custom install. It is spell out somewhere plus they have a special 800 number for W2K users.
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  3. 20th Sep 2001 09:04 #3
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    As long you don't use direct cd
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    The problem is with Take 2 the backup program not with DirectCD (assuming you loaded that first 3 meg patch).
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  5. 21st Sep 2001 09:25 #5
    danothe mano
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    Easy CD Cretor, where do I start. This piece of @#$^ software has crashed my Win2K system 4 times, once even when I didn't install Take2. Also, not only when you install will it cause problems, but when you uninstall. If you do use, DON'T install Take2. By the way, Direct CD won't work with WinXP, Yet.
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  6. 21st Sep 2001 10:19 #6
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    Adaptec have released a W2K patch for it - but performance is still sluggish - stick with Nero.
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