Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.win9x
Titolo: Active multimedia button control :chi è costui?

Usa Win98 su un pentium II400, con 128 Mb di ram.
quando lancio il programma MyCd, fornito da HP con il masterizzatore
HPwriter 9510i, alla schermata iniziale del programma si sovrappone una
finestrella grigia dal titolo in oggetto, con il messaggio Memoria
insufficiente. (i requisiti minimi richiesti sono pentium II300 e 64 Mb di
ram, quindi ci sono ampiamente, e non manca spazio su HD)
Mi piacerebbe capire CHI è il mittente del messaggio, se Windows o MyCD, e
magari sapere come rimediare.
grazie
Mariangela

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a) Riavvia e svuota la cartella Windows\Temp
b) Controlla che non ci siano limitazioni superiori alla memoria virtuale
(swapfile)
c) Leggi quest'articolo della HP:
Troubleshooting steps
Below are troubleshooting steps that will help create an optimal computer
environment for CD writing. Choose the appropriate section for the operating
system.
  Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows Me
    1.. Removing the autoexec.bat and config.sys files:
    The config.sys and autoexec.bat files are legacy configuration files
from the DOS (R) operating system. These files are not necessary to run
Windows 95, 98 or Me, although for backward compatibility, some devices and
software applications may still load commands in these files. By renaming
these files and restarting the computer, one can determine if the commands
listed in the files are causing the problems with writing. The simplest way
to do this is to select Start, Find and look in the Windows directory for
autoexec.bat. Right-click the autoexec.bat file and select Rename. Give the
file a three-digit extension such as .old or use your initials (for example;
.jfk). Follow the same procedure to rename the config.sys file. It is just
as easy to reinstate these files to their original state. The reason for
remembering the extension is that you may want to name these files back to
their original form if the problem is not resolved or if there is a need to
use a command resident in one of the files.
    2.. Slowing down the write speed.
    This suggestion is made as a workaround to achieve a successfully
written disc and to test the hardware functionality of the CD-Writer. HP's
intent is not to ask customers to settle for something less than they expect
in terms of writing speed, but rather to establish the ability of the
CD-Writer to perform at any level and to proceed toward optimizing the
writing speed. This will give the system a few seconds longer to get the
data from the source drive to the CD-Writer. There may be problems copying
certain files and slowing the record speed will help with these files. You
have the ability to choose a writing speed when the dialog "Create a CD"
appears. If successful when using a slower writing speed, then more
investigation into possible causes for data slowdowns or interruptions is
necessary to achieve faster writing speeds.
    3.. Disabling "Write on the fly" in Easy CD Creator.
    This section only applies to Easy CD Creator version 3.x.
    Disabling the "Write on the fly" is especially true when attempting to
transfer data from a CD-ROM drive. Some CD-ROM Drives are not fast enough to
succeed as a source device. By adjusting the On-the-fly setting to Never,
the software will generate a temporary representation of the information to
the hard drive as a temporary file and proceed to record it to CD directly
from the hard drive. The hard drive provides much faster throughput than any
CD-ROM drive. If the write process succeeds with this approach, then the
problem is probably related to the original source CD-ROM drive. Disable
"Write on the fly" by canceling the Wizard and clicking Tools, then Options.
Click the Advanced tab and set Write on the fly to Never.
    4.. Run Scandisk. (95 and 98 only).
    Errors in files can cause a slow down in data transfer. To repair these
files, run a Scandisk at least once a week. To run the Scandisk utility,
click Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, then Scandisk. It will ask
which drive or drives you wish to Scandisk. Run Scandisk on all hard drive
letters for the system.
    5.. Run Defrag, full optimization (95 and 98 only).
    When files are scattered across the hard drive, it becomes difficult for
the hard drive to access them as quickly as when they are organized in
contiguous blocks. To prevent files from being fragmented on the hard drive,
defragment hard drives at least once a week. Click Start, Programs,
Accessories, System Tools, then Defrag. It will ask which drive or drives
you wish to Defrag. Run Defrag on all hard drive letters for the system.
    6.. Run a virus check.
    There are known viruses that can cause a computer to run in 16 bit mode
which could generate a buffer underrun. Update virus software to the latest
version.
    7.. Close all background running programs and TSRs (terminate and stay
resident).
    Programs running in the background use up system resources and can cause
interruptions in the writing process. Closing all open applications may help
prevent buffer underruns. To check which applications are currently running,
hold down the CTRL and ALT keys, and press the DEL key once. This will open
the Close Program dialog box in Windows 95, 98, and Me.
    The only program on this list necessary for Windows to work is Explorer.
By highlighting the other items on this list one at a time and selecting End
Task in the lower corner, the highlighted application will be taken out of
memory. After pressing End Task, the Close Program dialog box will close. To
again open the Close Program dialog box, press the CTRL - ALT - DEL key
combination again. This operation of opening the Close Program dialog box
and ending task on items should be repeated until only Explorer is left
running in the background.
    8.. Turn off power management in the computer's BIOS and in Control
Panel.
    If Power Management is enabled for the computer, the hard drive may spin
down and the processor will clock down, causing the CD-Writer to generate a
buffer underrun. To turn off Power Management in the Control Panel go to
Start, Settings, Control Panel, and Power Management or Power Options.
Consult the computer manufacturer user manual to learn how to enter the
BIOS, or CMOS, or System Setups to disable power management.
    9.. Disable any screen savers in use.
    To de-activate the screen saver, go to Start, Settings, Control Panel
and double-click the Display Icon. Choose the Screen Saver tab when the
Display dialog box appears and set the screen saver option to None.

 c) Leggi quest'articolo della HP:
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scusate, ho dimenticato di tagliare la gif...

Ho provato ad applicare i suggerimenti, ma il comportamento del programma
MyCd non è cambiato; nel frattempo ho installato un altro programma di
masterizzazione, che funziona, ma la mia curiosità rimane: che significa
veramente quel messaggio e da quale componente proviene?
comunque grazie dell'aiuto.
Mariangela
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 Mariangela
Ma quel messaggio proviene da MyCD ovviamente......
Speriamo che hai installato WinOnCD altrimenti....chi la sente Pamela se 
hai usato Nero5...eh eh :-)))
Ciao,
Walter

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Chissà, forse quel software non mi piace a causa della sua colorazione...
;-)
Ciao,
Pamela

 ;-)
Razzista....:-)))))
Ciao,
Sciovinist.....;-)))

 Sciovinist.....;-)))
Eheh...
Ciao :-)
Pamela

> Colorazione politica, non epidermica...
Ieri mattina sono andato anch'io dopo 13 anni ....ma era meglio che
dormivo...sigh..:-(
...Uomo bianco ma "Incazzato nero 5..." eh eh
Ciao,
Walter
Ps. Quel programma ...Express Assist  2000
L'ho provato anch'io sul 2000 e mi pare che funzioni bene.. ecco quanto dice
l'overview :
Outlook, Windows 95,98,NT are a trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Outlook
Express is recognized as a service mark of Microsoft Corporation. All other
trademarks are property of their respective holders.
Peccato che sia shareware e che scada dopo 15 gg. ----> per cui occorre
"pucciare..la registrazione...." .....ma da stamani in poi ...non ci saranno
piu' problemi.....
almeno....:-o ?
***********************
Data Backup, Restore and Copy Solution for  Outlookä Express!
The Express Assist utility is designed to make it easy to create a backup or
archive file of your Mail folders from Microsoft® Outlook Express which may
easily be restored when necessary.
Express Assist has the following key features:
· The program support versions 4 and 5 of Outlook Express. The version is
automatically detected.
· Within Outlook Express, mail messages are stored in Folders. The Express
Assist utility is designed to save and restore entire folders.
· Express Assist will easily move mail folders between two machines (say a
desktop and a laptop machine).
· Express Assist provides a synchronize function to match the contents of
mail folders within Outlook Express with the mail saved in a backup file.
This provides for   synchronization of mail folders on two machines.
· Any existing mail attachments are saved and restored with the folders.
· You may select which folders are to be saved and/or restored.
· In addition to the message folders, Express Assist will, optionally save
and restore the Windows Address Book (WAB) , and the Internet Explorer
Favorites.
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Almeno non saro' accusato di OT....spero...:-)))
Riciao

 .....ma da stamani in poi ...non ci saranno piu' problemi.....
impossibile... ha il promemoria affisso sulla porta... :-()