Uninstalled InCD and conflicts begin

Okay, I downloaded .DMG files on my PC so I could save them on a disk and put those files on my MacBook.

But I had InCD (which is part of nero, I think) and that wrote the file on the disk in some weird way which didnt allow my MacBook to read the files in the disk.

So I removed InCD in the registry (which is the only way because its not on Add/ Remove Programs). Then I restart the computer and I get this message sayign that I no longer have a DVD-Drive and i should re-install the program "Any-DVD" which I already have installed (and never un-installed).

So I ignored that message. After this I tested the drive out with some DVD movies, and they could be seen by the drive, so I still had a DVD drive.

But when I stick in a blank DVD-R, it comes up on the drive as "Cd Drive" and when I try to put the .dmg file on it it says there was an error in copying the file.

It used to come up as "InCD" but now that I dont have that i guess its on default or something.

If you have any solutions to this problem please reply to this post. I want my Photoshop CS2 full version.
 
PC or Mac

Use files that you know are read by both OSytems,like ascii.
EG: Saveing.txt.txt is one of only a few you can use on a PC and Mac.
Formated files can't,there not ascii.
Do a google for ascii.I know you'll wonder what it means..
 
I know what ASCII is T_T. And I cant write anything to the blank disk.....I know its the InCD thing but the problem is i dont know how to get another program to fix it.

And i dont want to system restore because that doesnt really solve anything....
 
Incd is is my add remove.Are you useing rw disks and is incd running,
Check msconfig if you install it again.
It's only used for cd-rw's or dvd-rw disks.
They need formating with incd.
Read the Help file.
 
Well, I wrote the file to a DVD-R before uninstalling InCD and after that, It asked me to format the disk to only computers with InCD can read it or all computers that support UDF format.

And i just tried after Uninstallation to write a .exe file and it was a no go.
 
You don't get it yet

TheyToldUs said:
Well, I wrote the file to a DVD-R before uninstalling InCD and after that, It asked me to format the disk to only computers with InCD can read it or all computers that support UDF format.
You don't format cd-r's or dvd-r's.Only rw disks.

It meant to burn it as readable on any PC.Not format like a hard drive is

incd does not apply to this topic so stop mentioning it.:wave:

But I'm betting DMG is not a Windows application,but you can burn it as data without incd
but not read it in Windows.
 
Nero.......

Sometimes makes a mess of the system registry after a sloppy uninstall such as the one you're describing. Zipperman is right it doesn't apply to the problem you're describing,save for the fact you may have corrupted Nero with the partial uninstall. INCD runs as a background application and automatically formats a RE-WRITEABLE disc when it is inserted to a drive. You can manipulate files that Windows can't read with Nero. Why did you decide that INCD was a problem anyway? Besides you can kill INCD as a startup application with Spybot SD 14 or do a msconfig to prevent it from running without uninstalling it. You would simply summon it from Startsmart when you needed it.
 
Heres another way

RW disks are often described as a big floppy disk.
If you where around then you would understand it's use.
Once formated you can
add or delete data in My Computer or Explorer.
You don't burn rw's.
They are handy for many who do thing at home to take to the office PC.
 
I would try a reinstall of incd the uninstall the correct way
I let xp format all RW's to fat32
since most os's can read this by some means you should be safe
linux may give some grief
I do know the few systems I installed inCd on did not work right untill I uninstalled same
 
Formating explained

Samstoned said:
I would try a reinstall of incd the uninstall the correct way
I let xp format all RW's to fat32
since most os's can read this by some means you should be safe
linux may give some grief
I do know the few systems I installed inCd on did not work right untill I uninstalled same

This is not formating as in hard drives or disks to be read.
It's word formating like Microsoft Word . .rtf(ormat) or Adobe .pdf(ile).
Useing different fonts and page styles.
rw disks don't use Fat32 or NTFAT.It's a different formating type.
Sorry i forgot it's name but you have no option formating rw's.
If you watch you should see the message nameing it.
 
Concerned in the Colonies.....

I still think you may have damaged the entire Nero install by trying to take it apart piece by piece. Nero is funny, even when you do a major update (which is of necessity piece at a time), when you ask it to install a desktop icon for Startsmart, if you don't in the order it likes, the next update is likely to not show an icon (even if you ask it to). I think you need to use reverse psychology on it, tell it you don't want an icon and it will give you one. I wish I was kidding, if that's what you're thinking.
 
Sorry to spoil this conflict

I installed my Nero 6 cd and accepted a Desktop icon.
It was there after installing.
I did an update,it disappeared momentarily but arrived in the top left
corner after finishing.
Besides *** creating a Desktop icon isn't Rocket Science.
:haha:
 
There,there,Now....

zipperman said:
I installed my Nero 6 cd and accepted a Desktop icon.
It was there after installing.
I did an update,it disappeared momentarily but arrived in the top left
corner after finishing.
Besides *** creating a Desktop icon isn't Rocket Science.
:haha:

Now, now, Zippy, don't sell yourself short! Anybody that can right click on something, select create a desktop shortcut and then click on that, deserves to think of themselves as a rocket scientist. So, grab a mag, head for the head and congratulate yourself. Ah, go ahead, don't be shy, you earned it!

HaHa indeed! ^^ Now that's funny ^^
 
At least i'm answering the Topic.So why don't you ?
It was a newcomer post.So i explained how icons are installed on the desktop.
You get asked during the installation,Yes or No.
Your posts are useless and insulting.I could report them.
 
mmm thats funny cause my disc' show up under properties as fat32
is this the default way the program formats the image???
UDF versus iso?????

I run xp ntfs OS???????????????????????
 
I run XP NTFS

Samstoned said:
mmm thats funny cause my disc' show up under properties as fat32
is this the default way the program formats the image???
UDF versus iso?????

I run xp ntfs OS???????????????????????
So do i on my Hard Drives.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
This is my cd-rw Propertys.
 
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