iPod causing error when I unplug it from computer...

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My brother-n-law recently started getting an error coreliOMonitor.exe ? No Disk There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive J:.

I did a google myself and found that it could be caused by Corel in ther start up under all programs. I had him delete that and reboot and try to plug in his Ipod and remove it again...

Still popping up with the same error...Not happening when removing a CD/DVD though like others I have read about when googling the topic....

I also had him check on the lower right by the clock to make sure that nothing from Corel was being started when windows (VISTA 64) reboots...

What else can I tell him to do that might stop this from continuing to pop up?

Any and all advice is welcome and greatly appreciated....

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My brother-n-law recently started getting an error coreliOMonitor.exe ? No Disk There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive J:.

I did a google myself and found that it could be caused by Corel in ther start up under all programs. I had him delete that and reboot and try to plug in his Ipod and remove it again...

Still popping up with the same error...Not happening when removing a CD/DVD though like others I have read about when googling the topic....

I also had him check on the lower right by the clock to make sure that nothing from Corel was being started when windows (VISTA 64) reboots...

What else can I tell him to do that might stop this from continuing to pop up?

Any and all advice is welcome and greatly appreciated....

Though he has it removed from startup, have him double check Task Manager to see if the process is still running, if so, kill it there and try again.

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Though he has it removed from startup, have him double check Task Manager to see if the process is still running, if so, kill it there and try again.

But when you take it out of Start up and then do a reboot it should not be in task manager then right? If it is still in task manager then how does he go about stopping it from running when windows boots? Other wise it will continue each time he reboots his computer won't it?

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But when you take it out of Start up and then do a reboot it should not be in task manager then right? If it is still in task manager then how does he go about stopping it from running when windows boots? Other wise it will continue each time he reboots his computer won't it?

Technically, however as with most things it could be starting with another flag somewhere else, such as the Registry. If it is till in Task Manager then he'll need to dig around and find where it's being launched from and kill it there as well.

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