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persistant 'no disk in drive' error on Windows2000

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persistant 'no disk in drive' error on Windows2000

persistant 'no disk in drive' error on Windows2000

(OP)
Hi
Does someone know how to fix the 'no disk in drive' error in W2K when starting QuickTime and any of the chip readers has no chip inserted?
The error message is highly persistant and always displays over all other open windows. Using either the 'Cancel' or 'Continue' buttons will remove it for a moment before it comes back again with another drive address.
Any clues are appreciated
Thanks

hpfn

RE: persistant 'no disk in drive' error on Windows2000

Hi

Just go to File>Open Recent and select "Clear Menu" at the bottom of the menu.

hth

RE: persistant 'no disk in drive' error on Windows2000

(OP)

Hi srdj4n

Many thanks for your reply ... it's so simple when you know how?

hpfn

hpfn

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