04-10-2008 12:48 PM
04-10-2008 03:56 PM
You can download the Multimedia Center for XP software from the Lenovo web site, however it will only install if you have one of the specific machine types listed on the web page.Cheers,Bill
04-11-2008 05:12 AM
07-08-2008 12:53 PM
Perhaps you could explain to a non-technical person which of these Sonic Programs listed, those that initially came with the IBM/Lenovo T-Series Laptops, are required for operation, and which are purely redundant?
In regards to RecordNow, Audio, Data, and Copy; Do these serve a purpose for someone who is already using Windows Media Player as their primary CD recorder/player?
Express Labeler is fine if you wish to pick up the labels required by the program. If not, it is hardly useful.
Is the Sonic DLA (Drag to Disc) the transfer mechanism that my Laptop requires, or can it also be disposed of?
What I am asking is this: Is there any reason to keep any or all of these Sonic Programs, or are they redundant. Could one free-up hard drive real estate by removing them?
07-08-2008 07:03 PM
Can these programs go on an older ThinkPad? Is there some form of license activation? We would love to update a few of our T42s with the newer software.
Sonic does not sell Record Now via retail. They call it something else.
Thanks.
07-09-2008 09:16 AM
I am not sure that I understand the benefits of all of these Sonic programs (especially the RecordNow) all of which originally came with My T-40 Laptop. Do you find that you are using the older versions of these programs, less the updates which you are looking to add? In what way?
The older versions all came with my T-40, and I am trying to figure out why I shouldn't remove them. If you are already using a media player like Rapsody or Windows Media, what benefits do you derive from these Sonic programs that the other Media Players are lacking?
I would like to learn this so I can see what I am missing.
03-04-2009 08:57 AM
I have two follow-ups to this post:
I have a supported model for this MultiMedia software (T61p), but it will neither install nor uninstall. Anybody else ever run into this problem? Was there some sort of registry cleanup or something you could do to get around this issue?
Second, I found that I already have a copy of the installation software for WinDVD in a directory named c:\swtools ... look in the subdirectories of this one, if you have it, and you'll find everything you need to reinstall WinDVD.
-Dave