iGecko

sorry which application types - am confused have got 2 installations of img burn the un packed UPX version in the original directory ( c:\program files\imgburn ) and the 2nd normal installation which has not been un packed via upx in ( c:\program files\imgburn2 )

any suggestions on how ?

Have had my pc re installed and updated to SP 2 and has sophos anti virus with updates to AV defintions and has had that re installed as well so not sure what it is but that worked perfectly thanks !! Just curious what programming language do you use for imgburn / dvd decrypter ( obviously until that was stopped due to legalities ) Just wanted to say a huge thanks for your utils as they have always been top notch !

Cheers for that and the fast reply - is that normal now that you have to use UPX to extract the imgburn exe ?

I did read all the faq's I could find and through this forum - unless I have missed a couple of bits but 1. I am not sure where the img burn log file is so if someone could instruct me to where this should be located as I have checked the c:\program files\imgburn directory but there are no log files there just a read me which I did read and the exe's themselves. 2. I get the error message as per screen grab that is attached whenever I try to launch img burn, have tried to install ASPI and go through all the faq's I can find, used ccleaner which found a load of dot net framework files - not sure if img burn requires dot net framework, I have sophos installed and have put the setup.exe and imgburn and the aspi installer in the exclusions list before installing and have rebooted and tried again and still the same, I did see a post reference upx here http://upx.sourceforge.net/ But have never used that and not sure what to do or how to use that - any tips / step by step instructions or anything ? If someone can point out where this img burn log file is I will happily attach that as well. I did find a tutorial on how to create a log using img burn but seeing as img burn will not even launch I can not create a log file unless someone can suggest an alternate method of creating one ?