Please, send a hotfix to my e-mail

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We are unable to send that hotfix to you. You will need to contact
Microsoft as the article describes. They will send it to you. We do
work for Microsoft and do not have access to these files.
 
I get the error "Windows was unable to complete the format" even after
uninstalling the Drag-to-disk 6.1.1.48. Will the hotfix help me?
 
Is "Drag-to-Disk" file system better than FAT32?
Nathan McNulty said:
We are unable to send that hotfix to you. You will need to contact
Microsoft as the article describes. They will send it to you. We do
work for Microsoft and do not have access to these files.
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"Drag to Disk" is a file system name in "Drag to Disk" Disk Properties". Is
UDF file system better than FAT32?
 
Dmitriy said:
Hello
Please, send a hotfix
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;836165&FR=1&PA=1&SD=HSCH
to my e-mail (e-mail address removed)
Will the hotfix help me with "Drag-to-disk 6.1.1.48" instead of "InCD 4"?
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Hi

This hotfix is included in SP2 for WinXP, so an alternative
is to install SP2.

The network installation package of the English version of SP2
should be available from Microsoft Download Center later today.

The Russian version will be available later on (can take up to
4 weeks).
 
I use the English version.
Torgeir Bakken (MVP) said:
4"?
Hi

This hotfix is included in SP2 for WinXP, so an alternative
is to install SP2.

The network installation package of the English version of SP2
should be available from Microsoft Download Center later today.

The Russian version will be available later on (can take up to
4 weeks).


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Hi, Dmitriy.

UDF (Universal Disk Format?) is a file system, but it is used only for
CD/DVDs, which cannot use FAT32.

Drag-to-Disk is a utility program that lets us copy from HD (using FAT or
NTFS) to CD/DVD (using UDF), using the Windows GUI (Windows Explorer, etc.),
so that we don't have to use "DOS" commands. At least, that's my
understanding. Some guru should be along soon to explain it to both of us.
;^}

RC
 
DVD-RAM can use FAT32 and UDF. "Drag to Disk" is a file system name in "Drag
to Disk" Disk Properties" window. Clicking "Disk Properties" in "Drag to
Disk" program menu calls up the "Drag to Disk" Disk Properties" window.
 
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