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1. I prefer the existing one to the default Windows 7 one. 2. Yes, add something into it and then it won't show up the next time you open it. 3. The form defaults to having them all enabled and it isn't something I'd noticed or I guess thought about doing when I created those two (DVD and MDS share a common form). 4. No, it can't and won't.

No, it should be KiB.

I give up. Nowhere did I say that every instance of 'shutdown' needed to be replaced by 'shut down'. That's not how language works. You're picking at things that don't need to be picked at. 'I want to shut down the computer' is correct 'I want to shutdown the computer' is incorrect (if I believe what I'm told) That's as far as this 'shut down' vs 'shutdown' thing goes. If you want to argue the rest of it, go and speak to your English teacher.

Someone told me that 'Shutdown Computer' should be 'Shut Down Computer' and that I was using the noun rather than verb form. I took their word for it and changed things accordingly - this also ties in with what's used in Windows itself. When the 'Shut Down Computer' option is enabled, it runs my 'shutdown' code and does whatever's configured in the 'shutdown action'.

To be honest, I didn't even know Microsoft's new dialog for folders allowed you to select multiple folders at one time. The 'SHBrowseForFolder' dialog box (pre Vista) never used to and so my code (which forks off between legacy and vista+ ) only ever expects 1 folder. I'd probably just suggest you switch the 'Input' mode to 'Advanced' and do it that way.

Firewall set to block the app from accessing the Internet? If connections can't be made to the servers or if certain api functions say you aren't connected to the Internet, ImgBurn will show you that message. As for the shut down vs shutdown thing, it's just a grammar thing. I believe it's correct as-is.

Sorry, no, ImgBurn's 'Build' mode doesn't do multisession. You can probably just use the burning feature built into your OS for that.

I've not had that happen to me. Does the GUI actually close down but you're left with a dangling process? If so, it's probably something outside of my code and therefore not much I can do. There must be a reason for it doing that on your machine. See if the same thing happens if you just open and close it without actually doing anything and see if it also happens in safe mode.

The first error is the important / real one, not anything that comes after a retry. So... this one... A 'write error' of some sort. Try cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc. Failing that, yeah, get yourself another drive (assuming the discs aren't faulty / fake).

You always have the option of saying 'No' to such things, just as you always have in the past with the Ask.com toolbar that was bundled with previous versions.

It probably is converting it. Look at what you're adding to Windows DVD Maker and then see what's actually on the disc once it has been burnt. If the 2 aren't exactly the same, you know it's doing something else in the background (i.e. some sort of conversion).

Get another drive.

If you're trying to burn a DVD video disc, you need to convert your video file to DVD video format using something like DVD flick or convertxtodvd.

There's nothing I can do about this. Your machine should be doing what's being asked of it. If it can't, it should be erroring out. Try a different I/O interface or enumeration method and see if it behaves differently.

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I have no experience of Macs but if you want the warnings to go away, you'll have to enable the 'Advanced' -> 'Restrictions' -> 'Joliet' -> 'Allow Files Without Extensions' option. Can't Macs read UDF?

Try enabling the 'dont use directdraw overlays' option.

The preview feature is its own application (and not created by me). Normally when it won't display the video properly, it's because overlays are being used and the OS/graphics drivers aren't really supported by the program. So check your settings in Tools -> Settings -> General -> Page 2 -> ImgBurnPreview Options. Other than that, can you not manually move the progress slider and see different bits of the video... even if actual playback isn't working?

The image/disc you burnt here should be working fine if it's an original MS image. You might like to slow the write speed down to 8x and reset the OS's DMA settings though (there's an option in the Tools menu) because your machine isn't running properly at the moment - it's very slow are reading and writing discs.

2.4.4.x is ancient. I don't know what files you've actually got there but I'd assume the layer break position is being read from the .MDS file or a .DVD file. If it's in a .DVD file then it's easy enough to edit in Notepad. Of course editing this value may prevent the disc from working (if it's something the disc/device checks for)... but then it's impossible to burn a disc with that (non multiple of 16) layer break position so you're stuck either way.

Post the log of you making the disc/image please. Is the boot priority set correctly on your wife's laptop?

If you made the image in the first place, try making it again in another drive and see if that drive shows the same original layer break position.

If you're talking about images then you're probably mounting them in a virtual drive program yeah... which one? There's always a reason for it looping... normally it's because the drive won't provide the info it's after or it does weird things.

Yes.