[ianhad]

I have re-configured my PC with 2x Hard drives. Since then, when I open Burning Studio, I get the message "enumerating drives", it takes a long time. I am assuming it's some thing to do with the drives. They are both SATA, in non-RAID, as far as I know.

[philthomas]

Try uninstalling and reinstalling it.

[ianhad]

Do you really think I'm stupid enough not to have done this? I am asking for a way to resolve a problem, not how to install a program

[philthomas]

Well you are NEW member here, so we have no way of knowing whether you are knowledgeable or not, so we have to start somewhere and the suggestion I made was quite valid.

One thing is clear though .... with an attitude like yours, you probably wont find many here wanting to help you.

[ianhad]

If this is the level of help, I don't see any point of the site. With the level of information I gave, a certain level of knowledge should be assumed. It is obvious that if after re-loading a program it does not work, remove it, re-boot, re-load. This is I thought a COMPUTER site, not a site for people that do not even know how to switch one off. Do not bother to reply.

[philthomas]

Bye

[osha]

Wow. What an asshole.

[Hybr!d]

Missed this.

Yeah, what as asshole, see ya... loser.

[Cew27]

wow what a courteous new member

[johnp]

A bit of unpleasantness further up this thread.

However, the "Enumerating Drives" problem is also on that I have encountered.

I had a new PC some months ago. I tried to install Burning Studio. THen on trying to use it I too had this Enumerating drives message displayed. The display would not go away even when trying Task Manager. A restart was necessary.

Since then I have of course uninstalled the version that was on my previous PC, reinstalled, uninstalled then tried different versions of Burning studio all without effect.

My PC has 2 hard drives and also 4 built in card readers. It is also running on a network.

Does anyone have any helpful ideas - Ashampoo do not as I have asked them.