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RJL
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Hi
Quite regularly when I boot XP (SP2) I get a pop-up saying that there is no disk in the drive. I am given 3 options - Continue, Try again and Cancel. If I click on "Continue" 2 or 3 times it goes away.
It doesn't seem to happen that often and doesn't seem to cause a problem, but seems a bit strange and doesn't seem right.
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Chrissyan
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If it is Windows-No Disk. There is not a disk in the drive. Please insert a disk in the drive, it is caused by QuickTime. Uninstall it and the message will stop. Can you let us have the exact message?
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RJL
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Thanks for that.
When it re-occurs, I'll get the exact message and post it.
Cheers
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RJL
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OK...
Exact message is:
Windows - No Disk
There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive .
Cancel/Try Again/Continue
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Chrissyan
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As my message above, I am fairly certain that you have Quicktime. Uninstall it and message will go. 
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Fusion
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Do you actually have any movies which are in the Quicktime format?
If so, locate one and open it, there's no need to play it.
Go into file > Open recent > Clear menu.
Hopefully that will solve your nagging 'No disk in drive' problem.
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Jonny555
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Quote:
As my message above, I am fairly certain that you have Quicktime. Uninstall it and message will go.
To be fair that isn't a cure, it's a workaround and no good if the user wants Quicktime.
Fusion's advice should do the trick.
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