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Strategies & Market Trends : TC2000 Users Technical Analysis Forum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Martin who wrote (2687)	1/22/2000 1:04:00 AM
From: Shadow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

When you install TC2000 it writes the drive letter to the registery. If you put the TC2000 disk in a different CD drive you'll get the problems mentioned earlier. There is a way to change the CD drive without reinstalling TC2000 Open Explorer (or some other file management program) Go to C:\Program Files/TC2000 Find the file named TC2000RegInfo.exe and double click it. The fourth line down says Files/CDFiles Highlight it and click Edit Selected A window will pop up that says D:\User\Customer\ (The letter will be whatever drive you installed TC2000 from) Change the Drive letter in the window to the CD drive you want to use. The fifth line down say Files/CDHistory Follow the same procedure to edit that value. close everything out and reboot your computer. The next time you start TC2000, it will run from the new CD drive Hope this helps