ericB
March 25th 03, 11:13 PM
I have the Nero which came with my TDK CD Writer & all
the latest updates. But....I think the fix suggested DID
actually work.. even tho I've gone & done OTHER things
like making the CD writer shared (which I probably didn't
need to do).
When I went into the user's account this time & took my
time to actually LOOK at it more closely,... when it
defaulted to "burn image" but did NOT give me the error
pop-up, I didn't think to see if I could select a
different recorder... which I was able to do. So, I am
later going back in, restoring the CD-RW & Nero to the
original security states & then just applying the
solution Derek offered. Guess that's what comes from
trying to make the problem more complicated than it
actually is ( lol ).
Thanks. (& thanks, Derek)
ericB
>-----Original Message-----
>Silly question: Are you running the most recent version
of Nero available to
>you?
>
>ericB wrote:
>> Ok.. I tried that.. it didn't work....
>>
>> The exact error message is: "Under Windows NT/2000
burn-
>> rights are required by Nero to access cd recorders &
cd-
>> rom/dvd-rom devices. Please ask your system
>> administrator for a permission to use Nero."
>>
>> First: I'm not using Windows NT OR 2000, so I'm curious
>> of this error message.
>>
>> Second: I've even gone into the registry & allowed all
>> control to the Ahead/Nero HKLM software folder, shared
>> the cd-rw & allowed all control, & even went into Local
>> Policies->Security Options & enabled reformat & eject
of
>> removable medium. I've also tried making a user a
Power
>> User & even that didn't work. I CAN'T give them Admin
>> status. Any other options? BTW, is there a difference
>> between "Users" & "Interactive Users"
>> because "Administrators & Interactive Users" was the
only
>> user-like option in the "Restrict CD-ROM Access to
>> locally logged on user only" Local Policies.
>>
>> thanks
>> ericB
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> You need to open the Local Security Policy in Admin
>>> tools, then choose Local Policies->Security Options,
in
>>> there is an option labelled "Restrict CD-Rom Access to
>>> locally logged on user only" this needs to be enabled,
>>> then Nero will work fine for all users of the machine.
>>> This can also be enforced from the Server (if present)
>>> using Group Policy.
>>>
>>> The flip side of this is that once this option is
enabled
>>> Xp's built in Cd-Writing no longer functions...so u
>>> basically have to choose which u prefer, Nero or XP.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> I was able to simply drag & drop a copy of a
shortcut for
>>>> Nero to the All Users desktop folder and all users
can
>>>> startup Nero. However, they also all get an error
pop- up
>>>> saying "... WinNT/2000 ...Nero needs burn access to
the
>>>> CD/RW CD-Rom... contact system administrator..."
>>>>
>>>> I've gone in and changed the access to total control
via
>>>> the right-click Security method. Is there something
else
>>>> I need to do? I am running WinXP Pro version.
>>>> .
>>>>
>>> .
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the latest updates. But....I think the fix suggested DID
actually work.. even tho I've gone & done OTHER things
like making the CD writer shared (which I probably didn't
need to do).
When I went into the user's account this time & took my
time to actually LOOK at it more closely,... when it
defaulted to "burn image" but did NOT give me the error
pop-up, I didn't think to see if I could select a
different recorder... which I was able to do. So, I am
later going back in, restoring the CD-RW & Nero to the
original security states & then just applying the
solution Derek offered. Guess that's what comes from
trying to make the problem more complicated than it
actually is ( lol ).
Thanks. (& thanks, Derek)
ericB
>-----Original Message-----
>Silly question: Are you running the most recent version
of Nero available to
>you?
>
>ericB wrote:
>> Ok.. I tried that.. it didn't work....
>>
>> The exact error message is: "Under Windows NT/2000
burn-
>> rights are required by Nero to access cd recorders &
cd-
>> rom/dvd-rom devices. Please ask your system
>> administrator for a permission to use Nero."
>>
>> First: I'm not using Windows NT OR 2000, so I'm curious
>> of this error message.
>>
>> Second: I've even gone into the registry & allowed all
>> control to the Ahead/Nero HKLM software folder, shared
>> the cd-rw & allowed all control, & even went into Local
>> Policies->Security Options & enabled reformat & eject
of
>> removable medium. I've also tried making a user a
Power
>> User & even that didn't work. I CAN'T give them Admin
>> status. Any other options? BTW, is there a difference
>> between "Users" & "Interactive Users"
>> because "Administrators & Interactive Users" was the
only
>> user-like option in the "Restrict CD-ROM Access to
>> locally logged on user only" Local Policies.
>>
>> thanks
>> ericB
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> You need to open the Local Security Policy in Admin
>>> tools, then choose Local Policies->Security Options,
in
>>> there is an option labelled "Restrict CD-Rom Access to
>>> locally logged on user only" this needs to be enabled,
>>> then Nero will work fine for all users of the machine.
>>> This can also be enforced from the Server (if present)
>>> using Group Policy.
>>>
>>> The flip side of this is that once this option is
enabled
>>> Xp's built in Cd-Writing no longer functions...so u
>>> basically have to choose which u prefer, Nero or XP.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> I was able to simply drag & drop a copy of a
shortcut for
>>>> Nero to the All Users desktop folder and all users
can
>>>> startup Nero. However, they also all get an error
pop- up
>>>> saying "... WinNT/2000 ...Nero needs burn access to
the
>>>> CD/RW CD-Rom... contact system administrator..."
>>>>
>>>> I've gone in and changed the access to total control
via
>>>> the right-click Security method. Is there something
else
>>>> I need to do? I am running WinXP Pro version.
>>>> .
>>>>
>>> .
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