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  1. 21st Jul 2002 13:12 #1
    kaori4iy
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    When I burned a VCD using Cdrwin 5.01, it created a new drive labeled 'image simulation' and renamed my other drives. I have renamed my drives back to the way they were, but I can't delete the new drive. Can anyone help me out?
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  2. 23rd Jul 2002 19:07 #2
    Shanto20
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    I had the same exact problem - "DRIVE F:"

    i just got rid of cdrwin and the drive went away.
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  3. 23rd Jul 2002 19:24 #3
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    Yeah, I figured out what happened after I deleted cdrwin and then re-installed it using the custom installation- there's an option to install a 'virtual cdrom'; why anyone would want to is beyond me, but I clicked that off and now cdrwin works fine ^-^
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  4. 23rd Jul 2002 19:28 #4
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    Perhaps the virtual drive would allow you to "run" your disk images, so that you can discover any problems before you actually burn the image to recordable media?
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  5. 24th Jul 2002 15:52 #5
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    I use Daemon tools to load the bin/cue that vcdeasy creates and view them with powerdvd before I burn with CDrwin. Typically if the mpeg that tmpeg creates is in synch and plays normally than the bin will be ok too..but its always nice to know for sure what you're getting before committing it to disc.
    Its a nice program to use to install programs you run across in bin/cue format if you dont want to burn them to disc first as well.
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