Hi there people, trying to burn Underwrold Evo. Loaded up AnyDVD 6.0.1.1 and it keeps reading "Drive E: is disabled!" tried it with MANY other dvd's, restart, same message. PLEASE help.
Make sure in the setting drives, selection that there is a tick in the box next to your dvd writer. EDIT: You get that error when that setting is off, so if you still have a problem after checking, then I'm affraid I have no answer.
mine always says that until drive spin up; Then it kicks to the dvd info , but i agree tick the drive or both drives otherwise get help from slysoft they are pretty damn good and fast with answering questions ciao ciao
THANK YOU people. I will try the commands as suggested later today. THANKS. Driver settings? In AnyDVD or the DVD burner setttings? I am a 2/10 in computer knowledge. SORRY!
hello, I have a similar problem with the "Drive E: is disabled!" but when I put in the DVD (Seven Swords) it doesn't show up anything in my E: drive even when I exit the AnyDVD program, but when I turn on the AnyDVD i get the "Drive E: is disabled!" And yet the DVD could play on my Cyberhome Standalone DVD Player without any problem....any suggestions out there? Thank in advance
well after trying 2 update the AnyDVD to v6.0.1.1 & it still doesn't work...When i put the DVD, Seven Swords, into my Pioneer DVD Burner it doesn't show up anything under My Computers...please help
You might need to reboot the computer if you just installed or updated the program. I had a problem like that and rebooting finished the installation and cleared up the problem.
Hey folks, is AnyDVD just run on the background. Coz i am not able to do anything, or is that whats AnyDVD meant to do?!? A promt screen comes and now it reads my drivers, and just shows what on the dvd? What do you need to do to move forward or something happen'in with ANyDVD???
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ireland, wow, thanks so much for a wonderful detailed answer. That was great. I now understand and know fully. And did not know that AnyDVD was this good! Where in AnyDVD can you control burn control the drive speed of my burner? And my comp knowledge is no way as good as yours, so adjusting display frequency of my monitor for both NTSC and PAL displays??? U have me marjor lost right there. Thanks again!
CLONE DVD. controls the speed of ye burner...in the screen called output method. CloneDVD 2 Now, CloneDVD 2 's basic user interface is very, very clean and simple. There are no preferences available to tweak, no difficult selections on front page, etc. Just three main buttons and that's about it http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/full_dvd_to_dvdr_with_clonedvd_page_3.cfm PER bbmayo Here is a guide that explains how to use Clone to split a disk,. http://home.comcast.net/~bbmayo/1FOR1 BACKUP CLONEDVD&ANYDVD.pdf CloneDVD 2 copies movies to create unparalleled picture quality DVD backups, whether it’s the main title you’re copying or the complete DVD. CloneDVD will compress long footage at high speed to the highest of quality using specialised transcoding technology, allowing you to select your audio and language settings and also the final target size. Easy for even the novice user, CloneDVD’s intuitive Filmstrip assistant guides you through all the available configuration settings, allowing you to choose which chapters to include and offering the option to trim individual chapters. A visual quality bar shows how your configuration choices affect the quality of the final copy. Note that copying protected DVDs also requires AnyDVD. Features * Copies the main movie, special features and/or the original menu onto DVD recordable media or your hard-disk * Newly improved transcoder: Better picture quality at high reduction rates (footage of more than two hours) * Impressive speed at high reduction rates * Video Preview shows an overview of all selectable DVD titles * Include or exclude the original menu * Visual quality control through quality bars during the title and language selection * Target size freely adjustable * Chapter trimming/splitting available * Very easy to use: Our unique Filmstrip assistant will guide you step-by-step through all settings - easy for beginners * Preferences: Memorizes the last settings that were used and uses those settings in future sessions * Layer break flag removal possible * Picture snapshots while transcoding and remixing * Real-time bitrate and frame statistics while transcoding * Logging window available * Preview the movie during transcoding and writing * Works with most DVD player hardware and software * Works with DVD-R/RW and DVD+R/RW media * Stable, fast and does not require an ASPI driver get it here http://www.slysoft.com/en/download.html
Install, Reboot, Put the DVD in.... problem still remains... But this time it doesn't say "Drive E: is disabled!" it just say "No Disc is present in Drive E:!"
Device drivers known to cause instability in Windows XP Service Pack 2 View products that this article applies to. Article ID : 883775 Last Review : November 10, 2004 Revision : 4.0 INTRODUCTION Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 and Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (SP2) include the Driver Protection feature. This feature helps protect operating system stability by preventing the operating system from loading drivers that are known to cause stability problems. Driver Protection is built upon application compatibility technology that is present in Windows XP. Driver Protection is active at all times. The feature is available during operating system upgrades from prior versions of Windows and at runtime after the operating system is installed. Driver Protection is not intended to be disabled by end users. Drivers that are known to cause stability problems are listed in the Driver Protection List database that is included with Windows XP. Driver Protection checks this database to determine whether to load a driver in Windows XP. MORE INFORMATION The following device drivers are known to cause instability in Windows XP SP2 and have been added to the Windows XP Driver Protection List: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=883775 For more information about the Driver Protection feature in Windows XP and to view existing drivers on the Driver Protection list, visit the following Microsoft Web site: http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/winlogo/drvsign/drv_protect.mspx
I had the exact same problem, but it occured after I installed another program. This program changed a registry setting and that needed to be reversed before ANYDVD would recognize the drives again. Check these two registry settings and make sure they both say: "ANYDVD" (without the quotes). Go into REGEDIT to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318} and check the values of LowerFilters and UpperFilters. They should BOTH have the value ANYDVD in them.
Hmm, sounds like someone has bought a product, without actually reading on the website what it does! Sounds a bit daft to me. I do hope that it is a legit copy, not a pirated one...
hi Pulsar..... no this happened to me, too, a long time ago.... I just reinstalled the latest version and it worked fine. What happened I installed other programs which messed up my registry and then I had this problem, too. Just do a reinstall and reboot! Problem fixed.
Yep, I noticed it was an out of date version being used. Just that we see lots of problems with non-legit versions (quite rightly too!). Still not sure why someone would buy software & not do any reading up on it. Very strange, smacked of a pirated copy, esp without the knowledge of what AnyDvd did!
