MackemX said:
have you got system restore turned on?. You should just be able to system restore to before the install
Drive VI? I've never seen anything like that error before. I don't even know if that's from DS, XP or DVDDecrypter. Even the wording is strange. I guess TMG will have to look at this one
this is a strange one
Okay, I don't have a copy of DVDStripper at work, so you may have to bear with me on this. Before you click on "Rip Using DVDDecrypter", is the 'Next' button useable (Not Grayed)?? Because if it is not, and you are hitting the "Rip Using DVDDecrypter" button and then the next button is now useable(Black Text) then I would guess that the error message is in DVDDecrypter. If you have the source code for DVDStripper, you could do a search through it for that message and see if it is contained in there somewhere, in wich case the error message is coming from DVDStripper.
But right now, I wouldn't get stuck on that error message. The error message is an effect of another issue, the fact that the drop-down box is empty is the problem that needs to fixed. That is why it is saying the disk isn't a valid video-disc, cause it isn't actually telling it a real drive to check. I am not sure exactly what algorithm TMG is using to fill that box, but for whatever reason it is choking on Styro's Puter. Unfortunately, i think this is gonna be one to be fixed by looking at the source-code and adding some kind of debug message in the FillComboBox algorithm to see what line it stops filling the box on. Here is the code that I wrote that got the Drives on his computer. (It just grabs the volume-name of the disk and not the Drive Type and Manufacturer like yours, but it may be all TMG needs to get going.) Hope this helps out some!
-Burdzy
(P.S. I used VB6 to compile it.)