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I have access to the DVD drive but it does not look like a DVD. It's just a folder with two subfolders called AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS, that have movie files inside them. Media Center says it does not see a DVD.

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They're not movie files; it's a DVD. I can't figure out how to make WMC see the other DVD as a drive.

chev65, I downloaded Windows Media Center. I can play DVD that are connected directly to the machine, I am having trouble with DVDs that are on another networked computer.

I am getting crashes with NVidia driver 306.97, especially when using Premiere Pro CS6. I have an nVidia GT 240. Isn't this the latest driver?

Any ideas?

Is there a way to create a shortcut to just one Metro App, that I can pin to the task bar? That would be cool!

My new Windows 8 machine does not have a DVD drive. I was hoping to play movies over the network. I "shared" the DVD drive which is installed in my Windows 7 machine. I mapped the drive to Y: on the Win8 machine. I can see it, it has two subfolders AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS but I cannot find a...

Shawn, That is a good tip. I have set it to always open the Desktop version of IE10. Is there any reason to ever use the Metro version on an old fashioned desktop? Maybe there is something I am not aware of but I do not see any reason. Similarly, can I use the Metro Mail app. Is there a...

Thank you, it's back. Is there any way to open Internet Explorer on the Desktop directly from the Start Screen?

The release version of Windows 8 has a driver for the printer. Seems to work.

My Internet Explorer Tile has stopped working and is now missing. I did not install any other Internet Browsers. I did try to add a second Internet Explorer tile that opens the regular Internet Explorer. That didn't work and now the normal tile is gone. When in the Start Screen, typing...

I don't have a Homegroup setup and file sharing is turned off, and yet there are several items listed under "Network" in File Explorer. My two other computers are always listed there, even when they are turned off. I can even access and browse one of these computers (when it is turned on)...

I was able to install Win 8 64-bit on the USB stick. Not sure why the "clean" command threw that error. Win 8 To Go on USB has been a mixed bag. It worked on 40% of the 64-bit computers I tried it on. It worked on 2 HP laptops. It did not not work on 2 separate Dell desktops (quadcore and...

Sorry, I meant Windows To Go.

I was able to install Win 8 64-bit on the USB stick. Not sure why the "clean" command threw that error. Win 8 on USB has been a mixed bag. It worked on 40% of the 64-bit computers I tried it on. It worked on 2 HP laptops. It did not not work on 2 separate Dell desktops (quadcore and...

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Yes, it formats as 58.9GB. The "clean" command deletes the existing partition while at the same time throwing that error...not sure why. Maybe there is some super hidden hardware partition that it can't touch??

I don't know of any write protection. It is a Team X101 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive (Blue) Model TG064GX101LX which you can find here: Newegg.com - Team X101 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive (Blue) Model TG064GX101LX I attach a screenshot from Disk Management. It only shows one partition. Diskpart also...

When I issued the "clean" command on my 64GB USB drive, I got this message: DiskPart has encountered an error: Access is denied See the System Event Log for more information. It did delete the existing partition. I don't know if it's related, but this drive shows up as having only 58GB, even...