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Thread ID: 60783	2005-08-12 23:53:00	the files that music cds ask to update	Oggy (5399)	Press F1

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380647	2005-08-12 23:53:00	A few times over the last few months I've put new music cds in my pc to listen to while I work only to get a message like "To play this cd several files on your pc will have to be updated. Ok to proceed?" Does anyone know what files are updated ... or does it actually install anti copy software? Bottom line ... is it safe to allow the 'update'?	Oggy (5399)
380648	2005-08-13 00:23:00	For a start they technically arn't music c.d's, and instead som hybrid disc with music on them, mepersonally wouldn't download anything and would return cd to shop and tell thm iy's faulty	plod (107)
380649	2005-08-13 00:27:00	I've only encountered those CDs a couple of times, but I'm pretty sure I was able to play them in windows media player without updating any files. I always make a copy of any copy protected CDs I buy - it became a habit after using a mp3 CD player that couldn't play copy protected CDs. Clone CD is the most user friendly program for simple stuff like that if you can still find a copy of it so long after it's death.	Greven (91)
380650	2005-08-13 00:29:00	For a start they technically arn't music c.d's, and instead som hybrid disc with music on them, mepersonally wouldn't download anything and would return cd to shop and tell thm iy's faulty Wouldn't it be great if we could excercise our right to return a faulty product? Every retail store I have been into lately has a no returns policy on all CDs DVDs & games of any kind.	Greven (91)
380651	2005-08-13 00:32:00	Wouldn't it be great if we could excercise our right to return a faulty product? Every retail store I have been into lately has a no returns policy on all CDs DVDs & games of any kind. EB (electonic boutique?) still let's yoiu exchange,I have put up a big enough fuss at the warehouse and they have done, and I always ask, especially when buying a gift	plod (107)
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