"No CD/DVD drive Available"

My luck with Elements has been down right rotten here lately ! I have been having trouble re-sizing pictures and now that I've just about got that figured out and I'm ready to burn them to a DVD I get a message telling me that there is "No CD/DVD Drive Available" !
Ok,no need for me to beat around the bush I have no idea what this means....I mean..... I do know that I have burned videos onto DVD's and made many music CD's on my laptop in the past with no problem,but I have never even attempted to burn any photos . So.... is this telling me that I need some special Driver in order to burn photos to a DVD ? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge ! You folks have been a huge help in my PSE education !

Here's some additional info about trying to solve your problems. In some cases CD burning problems can be caused by "filters", which are located in the Windows system registry. Here's a page with this information; http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic137666.html#post815753 as well as additional links for reference. Problems caused by registry filters normally cause system wide trouble with the optical drives, so I'm providing this for general knowledge as much as a solution.
PSE links to system functions by files called "dll (s)" (dynamic library links), they can be damaged or corrupted in various ways. There isn't much sense in trying to repair the PSE installation via these files. There are too many, and I can't tell you with which one the problem might exist.
Since you say that PSE has been giving you headaches in general recently, it might be time to try a reinstall of the program.
An un/reinstall may solve your problems, and won't damage or lose any of your catalog information. With that said, before you begin, write your tags and metadata info to the pictures. That file path is "File" (top menu bar) > "Write keyword tag and properties info to photos". If you haven't done this already, it's best to apply the data by selecting groups of photos rather than selecting all the photos at once. Too many photos selected at once might possibly crash the program, and in smaller groups you have the reassurance that the task has been accomplished.
If you decide to attempt a reinstall, completely disable your anti virus program before you begin.
I should add that sometimes malware infections can cause random problems with existing software. In an effort to be thorough, it might be prudent to do some scans with your security software before you begin. It can't hurt. Mr. John Ellis has stated that Norton security products in particular can have some adverse effects on a PSE installation. (At least I hope I've quoted him correctly).
Feel free to post back or begin a new thread, if you need any more info or assistance.

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Welcome To  Discussions G-Scott!
If you call Apple Phone Sales 1-800-692-7753, you can order Tiger 10.4.x, for $129.00.
This is the correct one OS, Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, (DVD) Retail $149.95, at AllMac.
This one Mac OS X 10.4.6 Tiger, (DVD) Retail $159.95, at FastMac.
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More expensive that Apple's price of $129.00.
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