20 Most Recent Roxio Easy Media Creator 7 - Page 4 Questions & Answers

open the case, remove the ribbon cable attached to it, remove the power cable and reattach carefully and it will be seen.



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You could have a variety of problems but these are the most likely...a) you are missing a driver, b) your software is corrupt, c) it may not be compatible (without an update) with your operating system. Personally I would simply try another burner....Freewarefiles.com and many other sites have them...if you filter your results by "free" on cnet downloads you can find one that thousands of folks....if not millions....are happy with. Try that....why...BECAUSE it's a lot less hassle and more than likely you will find something that works...by the way if you are running XP or later you have burn capability built in. Hope this helps..Tango

Try updateding the drivers for your burner and then try again....goodluck

If you are experiencing the certificate file message or missing tabs in your Roxio software, please perform a manual update of your anti-virus or security software and reinstall the Roxio Creator Starter. You can perform a manual update by launching your anti-virus or security software and using the Update option. Prior to reinstalling, it is strongly advised that you temporarily disable your anti-virus and security software and any unnecessary background processes to ensure a smooth install.

Hi, you need to install USB video capture device before using the software, please check the following link to find driver according to your operating system: Corel KBSearch Articles Also the following article can provide you more information: Installing Easy Vhs To Dvd On Vista Home Premium 32 Sp1

Most likely a driver issue. Check the website for the VHS to DVD software for the compatible software/driver for your OS.

Please go through below link and check what are you missing. http://img.roxio.com/enu/products/creator/2011/system-requirements/c2011-system-requirements.html

Create the multiple slide shows and store them in a directory that you have created on your hard disk just for those slide shows. When all the slide shows are present in that directory, start Roxio, use the Add Files function and go to that directory and select all of the files you want on the DVD. Name the DVD to something that indicates what is on it and start the Create/Burn to make your DVD.