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Virtual drives listed as real - 5/20/2003 12:55:52 AM

Intrepide1

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I have uninstalled and reinstalled alcohol 120 twice. This was to update to a newer version. But when I opened Alc.120 after the reinstall, my virtual drives were listed as actual drives. They are useless and annoying like this. Any suggestions?

Windows XP Home
1.5GHz Pentium4
ASUS P4S333
60GB
512MB
HP dvd200i

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RE: Virtual drives listed as real - 6/2/2003 2:34:33 PM

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What's your burner? What's your operating system?
We need some info...

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RE: Virtual drives listed as real - 6/2/2003 5:39:26 PM

ant_

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What other burning/packet writing software have you installed in your PC?

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RE: Virtual drives listed as real - 6/3/2003 6:03:53 AM

Intrepide1

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Thanks, guys, but I have resolved the issue.

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RE: Virtual drives listed as real - 6/3/2003 12:36:05 PM

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Well you should post the way you resolved it so that others can learn from you.....

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RE: Virtual drives listed as real - 6/4/2003 9:27:41 AM

Intrepide1

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First remove alcohol. Then go to Devie Manager. Then go to System Devices. Uninstall 'pnp bios extension'. Then goto SCSI section. Uninstall axv??? controller(I had more than one). Then goto cdrom section and uninstall all virtual cdroms(when I got to this point they were already gone). Reboot. Then install alcohol.

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