Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 12:11 am
Nice to see you back at CDRLabs, Craig!
In addition to some installation problems, this thread has exhibited the following basic issues:
1. Dates and times aren't preserved for files copied to MRW discs
2. InCD doesn't autoplay when a blank disc is inserted
3. Excessive memory consumption by incdsrv.exe and InCD.exe
4. Slow reading and writing relative to InCD 3.x
Do you know if your Q&A team in Germany could duplicate these issues?
I guess you are fixing bugs on a daily basis for your OEM's, but apparently upgrades will be released on Ahead's website at the beginning of each month only. If yes, you won't get much feedback.
Right now, InCD 4.0.1.0 is useless for me because of the time stamping problem. If this problem is not resolved quickly, I'll revert to InCD 3.52.40 (which is fine).
As for the future, I wouldn't mind switching between InCD 3.52.40 and newer versions for tests, provided they uninstalled cleanly via Add/Remove Programs. I had no (un)installation problems with InCD 3.x, but InCD 4.0.1.0 made a lot of changes in my registry.
Thus I have a basic question: Can you guarantee that InCD 4.0.1.0 will uninstall cleanly? Or should I get a new version of Nero-CleanTool? If yes, why is Nero-CleanTool still not available on Ahead's website?
To sum up, unless a new version becomes available within the next few days, I'll remove InCD 4.0.1.0. If I then find that registry editing is required, I'll probably stay away from InCD 4.x for a couple of months.
In addition to some installation problems, this thread has exhibited the following basic issues:
1. Dates and times aren't preserved for files copied to MRW discs
2. InCD doesn't autoplay when a blank disc is inserted
3. Excessive memory consumption by incdsrv.exe and InCD.exe
4. Slow reading and writing relative to InCD 3.x
Do you know if your Q&A team in Germany could duplicate these issues?
I guess you are fixing bugs on a daily basis for your OEM's, but apparently upgrades will be released on Ahead's website at the beginning of each month only. If yes, you won't get much feedback.
Right now, InCD 4.0.1.0 is useless for me because of the time stamping problem. If this problem is not resolved quickly, I'll revert to InCD 3.52.40 (which is fine).
As for the future, I wouldn't mind switching between InCD 3.52.40 and newer versions for tests, provided they uninstalled cleanly via Add/Remove Programs. I had no (un)installation problems with InCD 3.x, but InCD 4.0.1.0 made a lot of changes in my registry.
Thus I have a basic question: Can you guarantee that InCD 4.0.1.0 will uninstall cleanly? Or should I get a new version of Nero-CleanTool? If yes, why is Nero-CleanTool still not available on Ahead's website?
To sum up, unless a new version becomes available within the next few days, I'll remove InCD 4.0.1.0. If I then find that registry editing is required, I'll probably stay away from InCD 4.x for a couple of months.