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Hello,

Long time lurker first time poster here.

 

I have been using IMGbun with out any problems at all for a while now.

Today I ran into somthing I have never seen before:

 

 

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I am under the understanding that some other program may have a lock on this. What other programs could cause this problem?

 

Just thought it was strang.

 

 

Thank you,

 

:dirol:

Posted

usually "packet writing" software , like InCD . mainly programs that let you drag and drop to your burner drive in windows explorer.

have you installed any new writing progs recently ?, like nero

 

packet writers put a lock on a drive, hence ImgBurn cant lock it exclusivly

Posted

No , nero was installed long before IMGburn was, I also had allother programs closed out. IMGburn was the only thing trying to run.

 

Earlier this Am I was using DVDD. DVDshrink. DVDremake pro and pgcedit.

 

But nothing was running when I got that IMGburn pop up.

Posted

Follow what it says in the FAQ, it'll help you figure out which other program is causing the issue.

Posted

I had this same alert when the Nero Express compilation window was running at the same time. I know you said you didn't have any other app running at the time, so I would guess that one of the previous apps you were running did not release the device lock.

 

In this instance, it's always a good thing to open Task Manager to check the list of processes running to see if one of those apps is still running without the GUI. Terminating/Ending this "rogue" process will usually (but not always) result in the lock being freed as well.

Posted

@Lightning UK,

Thanks I missed that in the faQ I didnt see there were 2 Q and A there. I will check out that link.

 

Thaks for the other replies It did work right again after rebooting a couple of times. I just thought it was wierd in all this time I have been using IMgburn that never happened before.

Posted

if it happens again then run sys internals and find out what is hogging your drive

Posted

Thanks will do.

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