Registry edit Apple requires is causing windows to not detect files on the DVD drive
Registry edit Apple requires is causing windows to not detect files on the DVD drive. If I set up the registry it requires then the files will not be dected & if I do it the way windows requires then the files will be detected but ITunes will not be able to use the optical drive. Is there any kind of patch or something someone can help me with?
Thanks O'Bie
To fix registry, refer to this article:
iTunes for Windows: "Registry settings" warning when opening iTunes
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3299
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To make a video DVD you will need authoring software.
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EDIT: [Redacted]
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As you swapped the hard disk, whether the same issue occurs again if you redo the same steps?
I asked "OEM or retail" because of this known issue:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2425962
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Does it work?
Thanks .
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Hi,
When you click DVD Maker-what exactly happens?Or what kind of error is?
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