Vista - System Restore vs Uninstall

I always create a system restore point before I install new software.
Although Roxio claims Easy Media Creator 9 will work with Vista, every time
I boot up I get a message that a Roxio driver is not compatible with Vista,
and will be blocked from loading.

Which would be the better method to take Easy Media Creator 9 off my system,
use the system restore point or just uninstall the program? Thanks very
much.

On Fri, 9 Mar 2007 01:02:49 -0500, "smtjs" <forgetit@nowhere.net>
wrote:

>I always create a system restore point before I install new software.
>Although Roxio claims Easy Media Creator 9 will work with Vista, every time
>I boot up I get a message that a Roxio driver is not compatible with Vista,
>and will be blocked from loading.
>
>Which would be the better method to take Easy Media Creator 9 off my system,
>use the system restore point or just uninstall the program? Thanks very
>much.
>


I had that issue too. I Uninstalled the Roxio Drag To Disc thing.
(didn't use it anyway's).

That done - no problems, with the rest of the suite.

(You can uninstall it separate from the rest, its at separate entry in
the list of installed programs.)



Regards.

"Dennis_N" <dn@nospam.dk> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 9 Mar 2007 01:02:49 -0500, "smtjs" <forgetit@nowhere.net>
> wrote:
>
>>I always create a system restore point before I install new software.
>>Although Roxio claims Easy Media Creator 9 will work with Vista, every
>>time
>>I boot up I get a message that a Roxio driver is not compatible with
>>Vista,
>>and will be blocked from loading.
>>
>>Which would be the better method to take Easy Media Creator 9 off my
>>system,
>>use the system restore point or just uninstall the program? Thanks very
>>much.
>>
>
>
> I had that issue too. I Uninstalled the Roxio Drag To Disc thing.
> (didn't use it anyway's).
>
> That done - no problems, with the rest of the suite.
>
> (You can uninstall it separate from the rest, its at separate entry in
> the list of installed programs.)
>
>
>
> Regards.

You should always try uninstalling a problem application first before
resorting to System Restore :-)