[CochrellGary]

Thanks for the response Dale.

My Microstudio install was on a new machine (Desktop 1).
I have been waiting for the new 64 bit release so Microstudio
had never been on desktop 1. I installed, then restarted the
computer. When I started Microstudio I was not prompted to test
the CD drives for compatibility. Once the program started,
all buttons that address the use of the CD drive were ghosted out.
Upon opening the "Default Drives" option a message appeared that
stated "No Drives Available" (a Mstudio message). The "Default Drive"
dialog could NOT be dismissed. I had to use the Task Manager to stop
the Mstudio process.

I removed Microstudio, reinstalled, and had the same results again.

I installed the new Mstudio on my old XP machine and all works well.
The XP machine had an older version of Mstudio already installed.
The installation of the new Mstudio was done using "Upgrade".

Gary C.