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Guest
Hi,
each time logging on in Vista a balloon pops up with the message "you have
files waiting to be burned to disc".
Clicking on the balloon results in opening of window showing the empty g:
drive with a message to place writable dvd. However the g: drive is a dvd
reader (so writing is not possible). I think there are maybe some files in
cache to write on the g: drive. However I can't find this cache.
Does anyone have an idea how to get rid of this irritating (userspecific)
balloon popping up after each logon? (or the location of the cache for
writing on cd/dvd).
Thanks,
Peter
each time logging on in Vista a balloon pops up with the message "you have
files waiting to be burned to disc".
Clicking on the balloon results in opening of window showing the empty g:
drive with a message to place writable dvd. However the g: drive is a dvd
reader (so writing is not possible). I think there are maybe some files in
cache to write on the g: drive. However I can't find this cache.
Does anyone have an idea how to get rid of this irritating (userspecific)
balloon popping up after each logon? (or the location of the cache for
writing on cd/dvd).
Thanks,
Peter