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alexus01:
I have a VIO running vista. Code::Blocks would not compile and shows the message "No disk", which does not go away unless I used the Task Manager and end the MinGW.
I've been looking for a solution and I found something that worked pretty well. For some reason, the message stoped popping up when I disabeled the Memory Stick and SD card readers (using the Device manager). Someone from Mexico suggested on this site to disable the Memory Stick only, I had to disable both. Make sure you only disable, DO NOT UNINSTALL.

Jenna:
Please don't use a poll to start a topic next time !

This is most likely a known (packaging) error.

See here : http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,10936.msg74774.html#msg74774

The correct solution is to use a more recent gcc version (without the packaging error), everything else is a hack to hide the symptons, but does not resolve the underlying issue.

fauxy:
I'm running windows xp 64 bit sp 2 and am still getting this "Windows - No Disk      Exepction Processing Message...."  after updating MinGW to the latest version.

I'm new to c++ and am trying to get a IDE with debuging that works, dev-C++, codeblocks, visual studio, none of their debugs work.

Bare with me and help me please  :cry:

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: fauxy on September 10, 2009, 01:33:41 pm ---I'm running windows xp 64 bit sp 2 and am still getting this "Windows - No Disk      Exepction Processing Message...."  after updating MinGW to the latest version.

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What is the "latest version" for you? Please provide exact version information, e.g. by typing "g++ --version" in a command prompt.

fauxy:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on September 10, 2009, 01:37:18 pm ---What is the "latest version" for you? Please provide exact version information, e.g. by typing "g++ --version" in a command prompt.

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typing g++ --version in a command prompt returns 'g++' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

sorry if im doing something wrong, im not familiar with dos commands

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