Disc cleanup

Trouble Shooting - BlazeVideo DVD Copy Malfunction Reason & Solution DVD drive only shown in source, not in target not a DVD writable drive, copy to hard disk or create ISO image Fail to detect source DVD eject and reload the source disc; play DVD by software player then relaunch Blaze DVD Copy Prompt to insert blank disc before burning 1. check if DVD writer installed correctly; 2. eject the source disc and insert a blank disc; 3. go to Windows Explorer to check whether it is a blank disc; 4. erase the disc if a rewritable DVD; 5. if above attempts still failed, please change with another brand blank disc. "Split disc" option inactive 1. ensure source movie size is larger than target; 2. ensure the source disc is a normal DVD movie with main movie title contained in. Not enough space on work space folder 1. go to "Options", change work space folder with large enough space; 2. run All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Disk Cleanup to release hard disk space; Movie size exceeds target disc size 1. remove unnecessary content to reduce target movie size; 2. switch to Customize or Split disc copy mode Freeze up in burning progress 1. go to "Options", change work space folder with large enough space; 2. go to "Options", switch to another burn engine; 3. run All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Disk Cleanup to release hard disk space; 4. create ISO image file to remove protection first, then burn ISO with the burn software came with DVD writer; 5. if above attempts still failed, please go to All Programs->Blaze DVD Copy->Send Error Report for help. Burned disc play normally in PC DVD player, but fail to play in standalone DVD player 1. recommended to use DVD+RW, DVD+R, DVD-R disc, not DVD-RW disc due to poor compatibility; 2. maybe an incompatibility issue of burn engine, go to "Options" to switch to other burn engine; 3. create ISO image file to remove protection first, then burn ISO with the burn software came with DVD writer Fail to create ISO image 1. in FAT32 file system, the file size is limited within 2GB, please change FAT32 as NTFS; 2. burn to DVD disc; 3. copy to DVD folder on hard disk Burned disc fuzzy and clear when playback mostly happen in Entire Disc copy mode, compress video to fit DVD-9 movie on one DVD-5 disc, result in bad video quality. 1. keep target blank disc size same as source movie; 2. remove unnecessary content, make target movie size best fit to blank disc; 2. switch to Main Movie, Customize or Split Disc copy mode Movie file convert failed make sure Windows Media Player on your PC is 9.0 or higher version converted AVI file fail to play go to www.free-codecs.com to download FFDShow MPEG-4 video codec and install the codec Send Error Report: Please go to Start->All Programs->Blaze DVD Copy->Send Error Report, just one click you will directly send error report to us, our developer will check your log file

That store data while the application is running Files that are created as back-ups for works in progress. Why too many temporary files can cause problems:Getting rid of those temporary files is vital. Not only do they take up space, but they can slow your computer down. They could hold sensitive information and there’s a risk of unauthorized access to the data. Over time, these files pile up. Clearing them out can enhance your computer’s performance. Some temporary files may have sensitive data. Erasing them helps keep your information safe. Deleting these files will create space for the essential information.Read this article and learn how to remove the temporary files in Windows 11/10.Built-in Tools for Temporary File Removal:Disc space will occupy the temporary files and lag your system. Windows provides built-in tools to delete temporary files. You can use the Disc Cleanup utility to free up space in your system. Read Also: Anti-Malware vs. Antivirus How to use the Disk Cleanup utility:To manually remove temporary files on Windows 10 and 11, follow the instructions belowStep 1: Press the keys Win + S together. This will open the search bar. In the search bar, type Disc Cleanup and press enter.Step 2 From the drop-down select the drive you want to clean up. It is usually the system that is labeled as ‘C’Step 3: Select the files you want to delete and click OK.Step 4: On the confirmation window, select “delete files.”Step 5: Go to the recycle bin icon on your desktop

Clean the Windows RegistryYou can clean the Windows Registry by using the Command Prompt or a specific built-in utility, such as Disc Cleanup.However, cleaning it manually with the help of the Registry Editor is perhaps the best way, provided you know what you are doing.Here are all the ways along with the steps to follow for each described for you.Method 1: Using DISM Commands in the Command PromptYou may use the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) commands in the Command Prompt to clean the registry on a Windows PC, apart from scanning the system for any issues underlying.Here are the simple steps to follow for it:Go to the Search box beside the Start menu.Type cmd in the box.Press Enter.Choose the Run as administrator option.This will open the Command Prompt. Now, type the following command and press Enter:dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealthIt will take some time, but, as it executes, it will scan and eventually clean the system files and registry. Along with that, the process will also resolve any errors in them up to a certain level.Read Also: What is Windows 10 Professional? Pros, Cons & MoreMethod 2: Using the Disk Cleanup OptionThe inbuilt Disk Cleanup feature of Windows will also allow you to clean up the registry safely, though it is mainly used to clean the temporary files.Press the Windows and S keys on your keyboard together to launch the Search box.Type Disk Cleanup in the box.Press Enter or click on Open.Select your system drive from the Disk Cleanup: Drive Selection window, where the operating system is stored.(Usually, it is located in Drive C. However, if it is not there, and you know where exactly it is stored, you can browse the drives by pressing the small arrow key at the side of the box under Drives, as marked

Status bar and the Git changes tool window to checkout branches and do lightweight branch management across all or your active repositories.The create new branch experience now supports creating branches across all active repositories at the same time. You no longer need to manually create branches across repositories.This preview also comes with some of our first Line-staging preview functionality. For example, now you can utilize the diff to stage chunks or sections of code.If you’d like more information about these Git enhancements, check out the Introducing new Git features to Visual Studio 2022 blog post.Keep your code clean, automatically!You can now configure personalized Code Cleanup profiles that will automatically run whenever you save a file. This will help minimize stylistic violations within PRs and more by allowing you to spend less time fixing code that doesn’t meet specific standards and more time focusing and being productive.To configure your personalized Code Cleanup profiles, navigate to Analyze > Code Cleanup > Configure Code Cleanup.To apply a code cleanup profile automatically on save, navigate to Tools > Options > Text Editor > check “Run Code Cleanup profile on Save”. This will cause the selected profile to be used whenever you explicitly save your document. This includes commands like Save, Save All, and the save that occurs when you kick off a build. It will not run Code Cleanup for any automatic saves.Keep your files up to date automaticallyWe know many of you love using Ctrl+S to constantly save your documents and that “save often” is an enduring mantra in software development. Visual Studio now enables you to automatically save your dirty documents whenever the Visual Studio application loses focus. When you switch to any other application in Windows, you can have Visual Studio automatically commit your changes to disc for you.The autosave feature is still a preview feature and we’re interested in your feedback. We’re considering additional options other than triggering on loss of focus on the Visual Studio window, so let us know what’s working for you and how we can make the experience better.To enable the feature today, navigate to Visual Studio Search (Ctrl+Q) and look for “Autosave”. Today, that will take you to the Environment\Preview Features page in Tools\Options. Check the option for “Autosave” and Visual Studio will save all dirty documents whenever it loses focus.For those of you trying out the Code Cleanup on Save feature we introduced in