Solved: DirectCD Bad Driver Error from Roxio
Here’s the problem: each time you turn on your PC, an error message appears stating that Windows is encountering a DirectCD bad driver and then gives a Roxio address.
DirectCD Bad Driver Error from Roxio Solutions
Solution #1.
This is very likely a virtual device driver from Roxio, and not a real hardware device driver. Remove this driver by uninstalling the applicable software. If you’re not using Roxio, uninstall it. If you are, try to uninstall Roxio – reboot your PC – and then reinstall Roxio to correct the issue.
Solution #2.
Go to the Windows Add/Remove feature, and see if there’s an “Adaptec” entry and uninstall it. (Possibly, this is located in Program Files\Adaptec\Easy CD Creator 5\DirectCD). Restart your PC.
Good luck!
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