Using rimage officenet software version 6.5.6.1 with windows xp sp2. under rimage system manager it sees autoloader fine and says it's enabled, but states there are no readers or recorders present. under manual recorders it sees the two dvd-rw's as two dvd readers but no recorders present. have the firewire and serial cable hooked up, does the serial connection need a null modem? any help appreciated.
i have the same problem. NO RECORDERS ARE PRESENT. I dont see them in my device manager either. I have a rimage 2000i and i have tried to fix this issue running office net 6.5 and 7.0 on win2k sp4 and winxp sp2. my firewire card works in my computer. I have tested this by connecting other devices. Seems like the firewire card on the rimage might not be working. i have changed firewire cables and even tried this on different computers. still nothing! uhg! PLEASE HELP! THANKS
i have the same problem. NO RECORDERS ARE PRESENT. I dont see them in my device manager either. I have a rimage 2000i and i have tried to fix this issue running office net 6.5 and 7.0 on win2k sp4 and winxp sp2. my firewire card works in my computer. I have tested this by connecting other devices. Seems like the firewire card on the rimage might not be working. i have changed firewire cables and even tried this on different computers. still nothing! uhg! PLEASE HELP! THANKS
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If the autoloader is in ready state, reboot the PC. Check if system manager displays the autoloader drives and printer. Check the firewire cable. It's easy to plug it in backwards. The firewire card can get damaged if it was plugged in backwards.
R U sure the firmware update was the correct update and that it installed successfully? Check in the firmware part of the burning program to obtain a list of the currently installed firmware.
The windows XP operating system has several versions. Computers with the default windows XP operation system only requires updates to the versions of SP 1 or SP2 that are improved versions over the default to achieve experinces. The windows XP operating system version SP1 and SP2 are installable with the first default version beign present on the computer. Also, computers that are least windows XP compartible are incapble of crossovers to SP1 or SP2. Windows XP default on the computer makes possible system conversions however. Windows XP operating systems computers allows to acquire from software retails to replace malfunctions. Ascertain the computers compartibilities and with the version of the default system as referece to acquire the most appropaite operating system at retail.
to fix the problem you must open your laptop check the hardware inside of your laptop hardisk thats the problem try to unplug cables of hardisk to plug again or replace new hardware hardisk if not solve the problem
Hook a VGA monitor, keyboard and mouse up to it. Then turn it on to see if it's booting into Windows or even into the BIOS. If it's booting into Windows, then download your autoloader firmware from Rimage.com (click the support link, then your model, download the autoloader firmware) -- then unzip it somewhere on your Rimage and use Gemini Utilities to update the firmware in the autoloader. Then restart the computer and see if you still see the same message.
The printer being recognized is tied very closely to the autoloader firmware working. Also, it helps to make sure the printer's switch is set to the position marked for Transport.
go into your Control Panel, find and double click on Sounds and Devices- click on the Voice tab, under Voice recording - change the Default device: to the device you are using. this is not a monther board problem, its software problem, as long as you are sure that the mic is working
There's nothing like the Linux MBR File. The option to boot to multiple operating systems is controlled by a software called as the "Boot-Loader". Windows XP and Linux both have their versions of boot-loaders. The Bootloader that Windows XP uses is called the NTLDR, whereas Linux provides many bootloaders (prominent among them being "Grub" and "LILO").
>but Linux is shown in the manage option from the My Computer in Win XP 2..... That is the control section of NTLDR. So from what I understand you shouldn't have a problem selecting the operating systems.
If you want the Linux bootloader taking control of the boot process, you can always install it. All you need is a Linux CD and then run the setup for "Grub" or "LILO".
Information about installing Grub or LILO can be found easily on the internet.
i have the same problem. NO RECORDERS ARE PRESENT. I dont see them in my device manager either. I have a rimage 2000i and i have tried to fix this issue running office net 6.5 and 7.0 on win2k sp4 and winxp sp2. my firewire card works in my computer. I have tested this by connecting other devices. Seems like the firewire card on the rimage might not be working. i have changed firewire cables and even tried this on different computers. still nothing! uhg! PLEASE HELP! THANKS
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