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Where it says 'image recorder' there should be a drop down scroll bar 
showing your cd-r drives. If that isn't there then there is a conflict 
somewhere, maybe with JAWS. Look in your programs menu under 'ahead' or 
'nero' and see if there is an item called Nero Startsmart. If there is 
then try that.

Nero 6 and 7 may be easy for JAWS since it is all icons but I don't use 
JAWS so can't really say. 6 and 7 however are not upgrades. They are 
packages that you would have to buy. The only upgrade for Nero 5 is Nero 
5.5 which is free if you have a registered version of Nero 5.

If you want to totally remove Nero and then reinstall it, use add/remove 
software in control panel. Remove it. Next check your c drive and go to 
programs. If there is any file called 'Nero' or 'Ahead', delete it. Look 
under documents and settings under the 'local' folder in your account 
name. Look to see if Nero or Ahead is in there and delete it if it is. 
Now go to 'start- 'run' and type regedt32. Click ok. This will bring up 
your registry. Look under 'hkey_local machine' then 'software'. Again, 
if Nero or Ahead appears under the software menu, delete it. Only delete 
those items I mentioned, nero and/or ahead. Close the registry editor 
and reboot. Now install Nero clean.

doris marvel fisher wrote:

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> According to our help, instead of showing the destination drive as e 
> or cdrw, it shows image recorder and there does not seem to be any way 
> of changing it.  This is version 5 and as I said, I have the same 
> version of nero express on my computer but it behaves as it should.
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