Roxio media manager install

open your task manager find the process that is trying to update, remember the name, stop the process and then search for it in your c:\ directory and delete it maybe that will work

Hi there,

Here are some steps you can take to resolve your problem.

1. Download, install and run "Ccleaner"; a handy little temp file and registry cleaner/organizer. On many occassions, after running it, goofy messages disappear having been a result of faulty registry entries or deletions built up over time.

http://download.cnet.com/ccleaner/

2. Open Roxio and go to help> updates, and download and install any updates that are available.

3. Open iTunes and go to help. updates and do the same.

4. If you still see the message at this point, go to the control panel> programs, and uninstall Roxio. After restarting your computer, the message should be gone for sure. If you have the install disc for Roxio that came with your Dell, simply re-install it. If not, use Media Player to do your burning with, or any other of a vast number of free DVD/CD burners that can be easily downloaded and installed.

Good Luck

Make sure you are logged in to an account with administrator privileges.

Click Start, click Run, type "msconfig", click OK. In System Configuration, click the Startup tab. Uncheck anything relating to Roxio Media Manager. Click OK and reboot.

Be very careful when dealing with the registry. Most registry cleaners do more harm than good if not used carefully. The "Delete everything I find" attitude often leads to a slower computer than when you started.

Hi there,

Well you can Install the "windows installer cleanup utility" run it and delete the entry for Roxio, please follow the below link -

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301

Just run the software after downloading . follow the below link to direct download -

http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/d/e9d80355-7ab4-45b8-80e8-983a48d5e1bd/msicuu2.exe

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Good Luck!!

Thanks

Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs
and remove ROXIO.

Then, access http://www.MajorGeeks.com
and download "AShampoo V6 Burning Free Edition" and install it.
Great software, and Version 9 (which is not "free") is even better.

the Roxio Media Manager is belong to the system, and this part the program is in need to run part of the system...

you can download the blackberry desktop manager with media manager, which is Roxio.
you can delete and add music videos etc.
when your done with the deleting part, disconnect from the desktop manager.
remove your battery and replace it in the phone, let your phone reboot and you will not have those songs anymore.

you can get the software here: http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/desktop/

Good Luck and Thanks for using FixYa

Once the system is booted up click the start button on the taskbar, click run, type msconfig in the box and enter. That gets you into the startup files where you can remove Roxio from the startup. That does not delete Roxio from the system, it just stops it from opening at startup. If Roxio starts upon start after that, then there is some application starting that requires Roxio, and you will need to address that issue. That rogue application should also be visible in the startup list so you can remove it thereby fixing the issue. Be sure to save the settings.

You can try to download revouninstaller or ccleaner, to uninstall the programs.

The following steps will completely remove any Roxio and Sonic software from your computer.

1. Disable your startup applications using MSCONFIG. This will disable any unnecessary background or system tray applications from loading.
   • Go to Start -