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  1. DeaconFrost
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    I don't think that's solving your issue. InCD is the problem. Switching to another virtual CD application isn't going to solve it. There's no need to use packet-writing applications, so just get rid of InCD.
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  3. logicearth
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    Windows 7 has packet-writing built into it anyways... Live File system...
    https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ve_File_System
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  4. Maguscreed
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    Not usually one to quote myself but I think I was completely ignored here...

    Maguscreed said:
    There's also a bunch of free alternatives now.
    CDBurnerXP: Free CD and DVD burning software

    despite it's name it's compatible with win 7 and vista.
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  6. NRT
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    Maguscreed said:
    Not usually one to quote myself but I think I was completely ignored here...

    Maguscreed said:
    There's also a bunch of free alternatives now.
    CDBurnerXP: Free CD and DVD burning software

    despite it's name it's compatible with win 7 and vista.
    no dear bro.... is there auto-load option available in this ???
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  7. NRT
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    DeaconFrost said:
    I don't think that's solving your issue. InCD is the problem. Switching to another virtual CD application isn't going to solve it. There's no need to use packet-writing applications, so just get rid of InCD.
    ya i've uninstalled InCD......
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  8. DeaconFrost
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    NRT said:
    no dear bro.... is there auto-load option available in this ???
    What do you mean by auto-load? I'm wondering if you are getting your application features mixed up.
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  10. NRT
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    DeaconFrost said:
    NRT said:
    no dear bro.... is there auto-load option available in this ???
    What do you mean by auto-load? I'm wondering if you are getting your application features mixed up.

    auto load means = auto close disk drive not by pressing the button in drive............. :)
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