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August 22, 2011 at 12:26 in reply to: The virtual disk undeletable & system shut-down failure… #1935aq12Participant
I tried UltraISO PE 9.3.2.2276 to built a virtural disk. No problem at all. I’m quite sure the problems caused by WinCDEmu’s unmounting. As we know, the system does not allow hot unpluging out any disk driver, does it? Unmount virtual disk means hot unpluging out the disk driver so the system is serching and trying to close the disk while shut down computer I suppose.
August 17, 2011 at 07:36 in reply to: The virtual disk undeletable & system shut-down failure… #1934aq12ParticipantHi. I just tried The newest version KMPlayer 3.0.0.1441. Unfortunately, still same problems I got. Hope your next version can solve these problems. Many thanks!
August 17, 2011 at 03:53 in reply to: The virtual disk undeletable & system shut-down failure… #1933aq12ParticipantI’m using KMPlayer 3.0.0.1440. The newest version is KMPlayer 3.0.0.1441. Ok, I’ll try it. Hope you are right even I have no confidence. Anyway, thanks for your kind reply!
August 13, 2011 at 04:46 in reply to: The virtual disk undeletable & system shut-down failure… #1931aq12ParticipantI tried “Virtual CloneDrive” and no these problems at all because “Virtual CloneDrive” does not allow to unmount virtual disk. Therefore, I think unmounting virtual disk is the reason made my system shut-down failure. I suggest you shoud find the bug out from the unmounting procedure. Some system parameters must be ignored.
aq12ParticipantOh, too bad! I found not only couldn’t clean the virture disk out of Computer folder but also made my computer failed to shut-down (system locked during shut-down procedure) after I used KMPlayer to see the move in ISO file type mounted by WinCDEmu. Quite a big trouble!
aq12Participant@bazis wrote:
Does it happen always? Or did it happen only one time?
I found this problem occurred after I used KMPlayer to see the movie in ISO file type.
(I edited my last reply, please check it again)
aq12Participant@bazis wrote:
Was there an error message when you clicked “unmount”?
What happens when if you double-click at the drive icon in Explorer? Does the drive open, or is there an error?
Is the CDROM still visible in Device Manager?I didn’t have no error message when I clicked “unmount”.
Jumping out Windows Media Player with empty screen when I double-click at the drive icon in Explorer.
I didn’t check Device Manager, sorry.
I found this problem occurred after I used KMPlayer to see the movie in ISO file type. I have to reboot my computer to let “Computer” forder forget the virtual disk.
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