Well thats what i found sadly it's bugged but you can try and tell me the result Please help me to resolve my issue, even if I think is a bug of Windows 7 with WLM2009.Įdit: The complete message is: 'There is no disk in the drive. However when I install se7en and I go on defrag, I can see the system partition of 200 Mb, but I talk with other person and have my same bug. I've a Dell Inspiron 6400, so the problem must be the drive of the laptop, but it's a remote assumption, because it run well on XP and Vista. So I think it not is a problem with other program. I try to install only Window 7 (32 bit first, then also 64 bit), update with windows update, and install WLM2009 (only this from Windows Live), but it see the error anyway. Another way I try is to run WLM2009 in 'Vista mode', but in this way I lost the wonderful goods of SuperBar, and this is only a workaround, not the resolution.ģ. However after this operation, the system feel more instable.Ģ. Why it see me this icon? I don't remove my drive, but only the cd. For resolve the problem each time a insert a cd/dvd, I must go to Windows Explorer, right click on device and click eject (it see me the icon of safety remove in the bottom of right). It's so strange, because who or which bind messenger with a cd? Why it ask me the cd? I study my case and this is the assays that I've done:ġ. In the moment that I eject the cd/dvd, and I try to disconnect from messenger, I have a windows that say: msnmsgr.exe - No Disk (in the title), and it say me that I must insert the cd (however any cd/dvd is good for it). When I startup my pc, I can use my Messenger without problem, but if I insert a cd or dvd in my drive, then start the problem. Hi all, I would try the Beta of Windows 7 and I like it from the first moment I see it, but I've a big problem with Windows Live Messenger 2009 (also with Mail, so I think the problem is extended to Windows Live Suite).

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