Windows Movies Maker and XP-Home Edition
From: Harry (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/18/04
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Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 15:45:17 -0700
Hi there,
It sounds like you tried this already:
(1) go to MyComputer
(2) R-Click the drive in question
(3) Select Properties
(4) L-Click Recording
(5) Make sure that the "Enable CD recording on this
drive" option-box has a checkmark in it, if not just L-
click the box.
If you don't have such an option, make sure you are
clicking on the correct drive in step (2) above -- a read
only device will not show the "Recording" button under
properties. Make certain the CD you are putting in the
drive is not already used -- I'm not certain how MM2 will
deal with a used RW CD. Finally, I would make certain
all available Win XP updates have been installed.
Harry
>-----Original Message-----
>Please help. I am using the Home Edition of XP. Windows
Movie Maker is there but I can not save to a CD. I have
followed various guidances offered but my system does not
have a check box for enabling the CD to be written to. I
can burn both audio and video CDs but Movie Maker will
still not recognize the cd-writer.
>.
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