This usually appears if your Windows Auto Insert Notification option is enabled. This must be turned off for Microstudio to correctly write a new disc. To find out if this is turned off do the following:

<li>Go to the <i>Start Menu/ Settings/ Control Panel</i>

<li>Double click on the <i>System</i> Icon

<li>System Properties appears

<li>Left click the <i>Device Manager</i> Tab

<li>Double Click the <i>CD-ROM</i>

<li>Double Click your <i>CD-Recorder Model</i>

<li>Left Click the <i>Settings</i> Tab

<li>If <i>Auto Insert Notification</i> is checked, click it so it is <b>NOT</b> Checked*

<li>Check <i>Disconnect</i> if it is not already checked

<li>Check <i>Sync Data Transfer</i> if it is not already checked

<b>* WARNING!</b> If you install any Adaptec software (such as Direct CD or CD Creator), they <b>automatically turn on the Auto Insert Notification</b>. If you must run Adaptec programs, be sure the Auto Insert Notification is not checked (disabled) before running Microstudio.

When Auto Insert Notification is checked, Windows is enabled to read the CDROM drives at any time. If it finds a new CDROM disc has been installed, it will automatically run any program it finds. However, if Windows reads the CDR drive while Microstudio is writing a CDR disc, the write operation instantly terminates and the CDR media is useless. That is why it must be disabled.