Windows 7 - Nero 7
Asked By ftchjm
30-May-07 12:37 AM
downloaded from thier website new version for vista.tryed to install would
not install. said missing files.downloaded again 228mg flie said
complete.tryed to install again . it said again missing files.can not install
what is going on can someone help please............ also tryed to uninstall
said files were missing ...grrrrrrrr
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Martin Langsholt replied...
Nero 7 does not work well with Vista. I have never gotten it to work right.
And on a couple of PC's running Vista it just would not install at all.
Forget that bloated suite and use something else.
majmac replied...
junglejim;327309 Wrote:
Have you tried just letting Nero to go through the total installation
process without aborting it? You may have an option to skip/continue
when that error pops up. Just an idea ...!
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Lee replied...
I downloaded the latest version yesterday 7.9.6.0, it was 180,351,392 bytes
(171MB) not 228. It works well on Vista, much better than the last release
which got stuck updating multisession cds. I don't know what that is you're
getting. It's here http://www.nero.com/nero7/enu/nero7-up.php
Lee
Hertz_Donut replied...
I have three computers running Vista; two desktops and a notebook. All
three run Nero 7 just fine; no problems whatsoever.
Honu
Razzle Fratz replied...
Do a custom install of Nero and install only the parts you need!
It works fine for me!
Mellowed replied...
My copy of Nero 7 is working perfectly with Vista.
XS11E replied...
Have you talked to Nero? Seems to me they'd be the people who could
help you.
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Iuvenalis replied...
My experience is the opposite.
On a number of PC's it installed flawlessly & has never been a problem.
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