Drag-to-disc icon keeps disappearing from system tray

I have Roxio Drag-to-Disc 7.1.0.183. The icon keeps disappearing from
the system tray. I have to go to the icon on the desktop,
deliberately change the settings so that it doesn't show on the system
tray (even though it isn't there anyway), then change the setting back
so that it does show up on the system tray. At that point, the icon
reappears on the system tray. Is this a common problem? Is there a
quick fix?

Forever Hopefull

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Paul wrote:

I have Roxio Drag-to-Disc 7.1.0.183. The icon keeps disappearing from
the system tray. I have to go to the icon on the desktop,
deliberately change the settings so that it doesn't show on the system
tray (even though it isn't there anyway), then change the setting back
so that it does show up on the system tray. At that point, the icon
reappears on the system tray. Is this a common problem? Is there a
quick fix?

If Nero InCD has the problem, I would suggest uninstall/reinstall.

BTW, I don't think you should be using Drag-to-Disc, according to none
other than the Roxio shill:

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Why does Ezcd 6 have Drag-to-Disc?
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From: "BrianT"
Date: 5/8/03
Subject: Loosing Disk Space {formatting CDRW}

Mike Richter (Roxio ****) crapped:

When I re-format a CDRW with Drag to Disk Full Format {EasyCD
6}, the space available after format drops by between 150 and
200 Mgs and I cannot get it back.


The space you are losing is due to sectors found to be unreliable.
It's a good sign that the disc is developing errors and is ready
for the trash. You'll also find that formatting gets slower; it
takes time to retry verification and to mark the bad sectors.

If you insist on using fixed-length packets, you ask for that
as well as losing data.

Mmm, but if I format a brand new CDRW I get the full monty then if I
immediately re-format, quick or full, I loose 150Mg.

Surly CDRW's don't develop errors after 5 minutes?

Also from your statement

"If you insist on using fixed-length packets,
you ask for that as well as losing data"

are you suggesting that the Drag and Drop part of Easy CD is
unreliable and should not be used ?

If so why does Easy Cd 6 have this software and say how easy it is
to use. Now I am very puzzled.

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