Error creating KMA file

[Dufgolfer]

I have a durabook laptop purchased from MTU with windows xp home addition. I recently updated to Hoster 3.321. Since then I have only been able to download one disc. I have purchased soundchoice, chartbuster, and quick hitz discs. I am trying to save them to my songs file in my f drive which is an external drive on which I downloaded all my other discs using the earlier edition of hoster. The Program copies the track, writes KMA file, then gives me "error writing KMA file. What am I doing wrong?

[Beavis]

did you update the computer from windows and update the cd-rom drives firmware ?

[Dufgolfer]

Yes, Ihave done this.

[ddouglass]

And he doesn't by the Auto Update. Have you done the Custom Updates from the Microsoft Update web page?
Did you set the import CD screen to save to your F: drive?
Can you see the F: drive in Windows explorer?
Or did it change drive letters when you attached it to the laptop?

[Dufgolfer]

I have done the custom updates. I can see the hard drive. It is the same drive I have been using. It worked fine until I updated to 3.321. I bought two soundchoice discs after I updated and downloaded one . I could not download the other one. I have bought two chartbuster and one other disc since and cannot download them either. I can download them to the play list but not to the hard drive. I am at a loss.

[mindonstrike]

Originally Posted by Dufgolfer

I have done the custom updates. I can see the hard drive. It is the same drive I have been using. It worked fine until I updated to 3.321. I bought two soundchoice discs after I updated and downloaded one . I could not download the other one. I have bought two chartbuster and one other disc since and cannot download them either. I can download them to the play list but not to the hard drive. I am at a loss.

The fact that you imported one disk before the problems started tend to indicate your upgrade to 3.321 was a coincidence rather than a cause.

To rule out a problem with the external drive I would try and import something into your C: drive.

Sam