hummer7

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My Win 7 machine (Dell XPS 8000) is 2 weeks ago.
About a dozen of programs were already installed and they are running fine.
But recently, I start to see an unsual error on the screen when I open programs (so far two programs):

There is no disk in the drive.
Please inssert a disk into drive
\drive\harddisk3\dr3

These two prorams (free alcohol 52% and Keytext 3.3) were down loaded from their websites (they are not available in disks). Could someonde advise me how to go around ths problem? hummer

My Win 7 machine (Dell XPS 8000 x 64) is 2 weeks ago.
About a dozen of programs were already installed and they are running fine.
But recently, I start to see an unsual error on the screen when I open programs (so far two programs):

There is no disk in the drive.
Please inssert a disk into drive
\drive\harddisk3\dr3

These two prorams (free alcohol 52% and Keytext 3.3) were down loaded from their websites (they are not available in disks). Could someonde advise me how to go around ths problem? hummer
 

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These two prorams (free alcohol 52% and Keytext 3.3)/quote]


First, let me say congratulations on finding this excellent program Keytext. If you look in the opening docs you'll find that I helped to develope it several years ago. Terry Blount

It is an excellent program.


Since Alchol is a disk burning progam I would suspect it is loading at startup and looking for a disk in the drive.

Run msconfig and go to startup and see if you can find and uncheck it. Then test.

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These two prorams (free alcohol 52% and Keytext 3.3)/quote]


First, let me say congratulations on finding this excellent program Keytext. If you look in the opening docs you'll find that I helped to develope it several years ago. Terry Blount

It is an excellent program.


Since Alchol is a disk burning progam I would suspect it is loading at startup and looking for a disk in the drive.

Run msconfig and go to startup and see if you can find and uncheck it. Then test.
 

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