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December 2nd, 2005 22:00

ckk2005:

Ok, kind of hard to tell what's going on from your description. Please say exactly what action you are taking, and then write down the entire error message and post it here. Spelling counts.

If DLA is involved, I suggest disabling it for diagnostic purposes. Finally, when you post back, please list your system model and drive model(s).

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December 2nd, 2005 23:00

Try going to My Computer, right click your burner and select properties, then find the DLA tab and disable it. Then you should be able to uninstall DLA.

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December 2nd, 2005 23:00

My system model is dimesison 4600i i don't know how to get the drive model
i am trying to get my sonic uninstalled and this is the message i get with the sonic DLA
A network error occurred while attempting to read from c window installer DLAENG.MSI and then when i click ok another window says fatal error during installation
then when i go to sonic recordnow to uninstall it says
Sonic DLA was installed with your version of recordnow. To remove select it from the add/remove programs option available in the window control panel.
i then click ok and another window  says
A network wrroe occurred while attempting to read from c window installer RNENG.MSI
i then click ok and the message fatal error during installation
i hope this helps  please i am going insane with this

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December 3rd, 2005 00:00

i don't have a burner when i go into my computer

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December 3rd, 2005 09:00

What I mean is select the drive letter corresponding to your CD or DVD burner. You won't actually see the word "burner".

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December 3rd, 2005 19:00

I don't have a dla tab all i have is general autoplay  hardware sharing recording tabs and where is windows explorer?

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December 3rd, 2005 21:00

Ok, sounds like it's time to get oyur hardware details. Please post your system model and the models of your optical drives. They can be found either in Device Manager or in the Hardware tab of your drive properties.

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December 4th, 2005 21:00

i have given up on this i got a real bad head ack from it and i down loaded windows media player 10 and i tried to burn a cd that was mine and it worked so that is all i wanted so something must have help. i want to thank all of ya and if i need you again i know where i can come again thanks alot
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