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Hi, I am the same person, but I think I found a solution, without using
bootmenu. I re-installed Nero 5.0.3.1 over 4.0.9.1. After restarting, blue
screens again. I entered safe mode and replaced Nero driver Nerocd95.vxd
4.0.0.8 from Windows\System\Iosubsys (the one from version 5.0.3.1) with the
previous Nerocd95.vxd 4.0.0.6 (from version 4.0.9.1). The system started OK
and, best of all, I used Nero to write an AudioCD (from mp3 files on my HD)
with all the new features available! I don't know yet if I' missing some
benefit over the previous version, but the main thing is that it works (so
do PacketCD and EZCD). Thanks to everyone that tried to help.

� "Kostas Korobilis" <korobili@eled.auth.gr> ������ ��� ������
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> I apologize if you have already read this message.
> My problem is this: I used to have Nero 4.0.9.1 together with EZCD 4.02
> deluxe and PacketCD 3. Everything was allright. My Nero came bundled with
my
> RICOH MP 7080A (ATAPI). When I downloaded and upgraded to Nero 5.0.2.4
(Nero
> website says I am entitled to do so), my system hangs during first boot
> after installation. Crashing occurs with a blue screen (fatal exception OE
> at 0177:BFF83C17 etc., numerous similar messages), while putting icons on
> desktop and playing the starting sound. The problem happens during every
> next booting. Finally, system manages
> to get into Windows, but next time I get the same. I uninstall 5.0.2.4 and
> reinstall 4.0.9.1 and everything is fine. Some weeks later I try with Nero
> 5.0.3.1. Same problem. I have asked for help from Nero tech support, but
> until
> now no answer came back. I use WIN 98 on a Celeron 433 with 128 MB RAM,
10.2
> GB HD from Quantum, Hitachi DVD 2500BX, ATI rage pro 8 MB, Creative Sound
> Blaster 16 Plug and Play. The motherboard is Gigabyte 6ZXC with Intel
> Chipset 440ZX. HitachiDVD is master and RICOH recorder is slave. Is there
> any idea about a solution? Why nothing happens with the older version of
> Nero while everything goes wrong with the new one? I already know about
the
> problems between Nero and DirectCD- that's why I use PacketCD instead of
> DCD. I have also deleted SCSI1HLP.VXD one year ago. Thanks in
> advance.
> Kostas
>
>
>

Thank you very much. I did not know that this driver is not needed. But when
I was using Nero 4 and the driver (4.0.0.6 ) was in my system, I had a
limitation in compiling audio cds: no more than 3 .cda tracks at a time
(problem known when you have Nero with EZCD, or Norton antivirus etc.,
altogether. It's mentioned in Nero Helptool). With Nero 5 and driver 4.0.0.8
(when it was possible to boot), this problem would not exist. So I suspect
the driver is somehow important. Anyway, replacing as I mentioned, the new
version with the old, I boot up fine, software works and the minor problem
of selecting only 3 .cda at once is there, but one can't have them all!
Thanks again.
Kostas

? <InterNut> ?????? ??? ?????? news:FrYgOqWuzR9aexAoGjjKZLw5MdpG@4ax.com...
> On  Fri, 24 Nov 2000 20:49:06 +0200  Kostas Korobilis said:
>
> >I entered safe mode and replaced Nero driver Nerocd95.vxd
> >4.0.0.8 from Windows\System\Iosubsys (the one from version 5.0.3.1) with
the
> >previous Nerocd95.vxd 4.0.0.6 (from version 4.0.9.1).
>
> After you install Nero 5 the easiest thing to do to prevent the
> problem of a continuing blue screen cryptically referring to an
> exception involving VxD--- is, BEFORE rebooting, (which, in your case
> apparently is already too late) go to windows/system/iosubsys/ and
> delete the file called nerocd95.vxd which checks for a cd and, when
> not located, causes the blue screen & hangs the machine.  After this
> deletion, you can reboot and should have no problems.
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>      InterNut