error mmsg when copying photos to cd drive

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I use Windows XP. I have a cd drive and a cd-r in that drive. My cd drive has
no problem creating music cd's. However, I have tried to copy my vacation
pics from their folder in 'shared pics' to a cd that is designed for photos
and even to other types of cd-r and cd-rw's, but I continue to get a pop-up
error msg that says "D:/ IS INACCESIBLE. INCORRECT FUNCTION" ... I have used
every suggestion found in Windows XP Help topics and I get the same thing.
Can anyone help me here? I am at a loss.
 
jane said:
I use Windows XP. I have a cd drive and a cd-r in that drive. My cd
drive has no problem creating music cd's. However, I have tried to
copy my vacation pics from their folder in 'shared pics' to a cd that
is designed for photos and even to other types of cd-r and cd-rw's,
but I continue to get a pop-up error msg that says "D:/ IS
INACCESIBLE. INCORRECT FUNCTION" ... I have used every suggestion
found in Windows XP Help topics and I get the same thing. Can anyone
help me here? I am at a loss.
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Maybe the following articles will offer some ideras:

(315350) "Incorrect Function" Error Message
When You Access the CD-ROM Drive, DVD-
ROM Drive, or CD-RW Drive
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315350

(316529) CD-R Drive or CD-RW Drive Is
Not Recognized As a Recordable Device
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=316529

(321641) How to Troubleshoot Issues with
Reading CD, CD-R, CD-RW, and DVD Discs
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321641

(324129) HOW TO: Troubleshoot Issues
That Occur When You Write Data to a CD-R
or CD-RW Optical Disc in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=324129

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Thank you very much, John! Those articles did answer my question and the
problem is now fixed. The problem was the CD Creator 5... I downloaded the
fix and I now have cd's of my vacation pics! Thanks for being a volunteer!
 
jane said:
Thank you very much, John! Those articles did answer my question and
the problem is now fixed. The problem was the CD Creator 5... I
downloaded the fix and I now have cd's of my vacation pics! Thanks
for being a volunteer!
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You're welcome.

Thanks for the update.

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........I am a volunteer.......

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me may not work for you.

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Help!

I have two problems:

1. Disappearing photos from my hard drive
I have Windows XP and have been archiving my photos on my Toshiba Satellite
P15-S420 Notebook Computer for the past several years. There are over 11,000
photos. I sometimes look at photos by clicking on a folder and then click
"Thumbnail" and the photos are shown.

A week ago, I discovered that I could not "see" several hundred photos in
about 30 of my 100+ folders when I click "Thumbnails." Instead of a photo,
there appears a generic picture of a sailboat on a lake with a setting sun.
If I click "Details," on an affected folder, I noticed that there are four
columns shown: Name, Size, Type and Date Modified
Photos that are still visible have four columns: Name, Size, Type, Date
Modified, Date Picture Taken and Dimensions.

I went through every folder of my photos and I re-down-loaded the missing
photos with no problems.

Last night, I did another scan of every folder in my hard drive and
discovered that another 20+ folders have been affected! What's happening?


2. Last night I was copying photos from my hard drive to a brand new
SanDisk, 2GB CF card. I had no problems with the first 599 photos. Then
problems with 0600 through 0691 - "Error Copying File or Folder - cannot copy
IMG_0600: the directory or file cannot be created." I could copy 0692 and
after, but several other photos resulted in the same error message. Changing
CF cards did not solve the problem either.

HELP!
Thanks,
AK
 
Disappearing said:
Help!

I have two problems:

1. Disappearing photos from my hard drive
I have Windows XP and have been archiving my photos on my Toshiba
Satellite P15-S420 Notebook Computer for the past several years.
There are over 11,000 photos. I sometimes look at photos by clicking
on a folder and then click "Thumbnail" and the photos are shown.

A week ago, I discovered that I could not "see" several hundred
photos in about 30 of my 100+ folders when I click "Thumbnails."
Instead of a photo, there appears a generic picture of a sailboat on
a lake with a setting sun. If I click "Details," on an affected
folder, I noticed that there are four columns shown: Name, Size,
Type and Date Modified
Photos that are still visible have four columns: Name, Size, Type,
Date Modified, Date Picture Taken and Dimensions.

I went through every folder of my photos and I re-down-loaded the
missing photos with no problems.

Last night, I did another scan of every folder in my hard drive and
discovered that another 20+ folders have been affected! What's
happening?


2. Last night I was copying photos from my hard drive to a brand new
SanDisk, 2GB CF card. I had no problems with the first 599 photos.
Then problems with 0600 through 0691 - "Error Copying File or Folder
- cannot copy IMG_0600: the directory or file cannot be created." I
could copy 0692 and after, but several other photos resulted in the
same error message. Changing CF cards did not solve the problem
either.

HELP!
Thanks,
AK
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For your second question...

There is a limit to the number of files you can
add to the Root Directory of a memory card.
This can be overcome by simpy creating
folders to copy them into..

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Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
 
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