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User forums => Help => Topic started by: alexp92 on February 01, 2010, 04:59:07 am
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whenever I try to build this error message pops up: there is no disk in the drive. please insert a disk into drive D:.
I set a folder for it to save in so why is this error message popping up? how do I change the setting or whatever to fix this?
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I set a folder for it to save in so why is this error message popping up?
Searching the forum would have revealed that you'll need to update your compiler most likely.
However, as you did not tell anything about your platform, OS version, compiler version etc. it's very unlikely that anybody can help you more than that.
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well considering that I have the latest version of codeblocks I highly doubt that.
im running windows xp home edition
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well considering that I have the latest version of codeblocks I highly doubt that.
im running windows xp home edition
So you still did not search the forum and therefore violate our forum rules !!!
Why are you so ignorant and do not believe us ?
If you use C::B 8.02 with bundled MinGW, you should definitely update MinGW, if you run in such troubles.
You can search the forum for TDM's recentgcc, that is known to work fine.
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In this case even google points back to the correct answer as THE VERY FIRST RESULT if you search for
codeblocks "there is no disk in the drive"
. so here LET ME GOOGLE THAT FOR YOU since you were too lazy to do it yourself.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=codeblocks+%22there+is+no+disk+in+the+drive%22
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you guys are complete assholes on this forum. I will never use this forum again. if you want to be successful then be respectful to people who are just coming for help.
my question was not answered and you left me with a very sour taste in my mouth.
like I said before, will not come back.
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you guys are complete assholes on this forum. I will never use this forum again. if you want to be successful then be respectful to people who are just coming for help.
my question was not answered and you left me with a very sour taste in my mouth.
like I said before, will not come back.
We can only help someone who can help himself. Or, we are wasting our time.
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well considering that I have the latest version of codeblocks I highly doubt that.
im running windows xp home edition
So you still did not search the forum and therefore violate our forum rules !!!
Why are you so ignorant and do not believe us ?
If you use C::B 8.02 with bundled MinGW, you should definitely update MinGW, if you run in such troubles.
You can search the forum for TDM's recentgcc, that is known to work fine.
you guys are complete assholes on this forum. I will never use this forum again. if you want to be successful then be respectful to people who are just coming for help.
my question was not answered and you left me with a very sour taste in my mouth.
like I said before, will not come back.
Why do you write your question was not answered ?
A search would tell you that some MinGW-versions have apackaging bug, leading to that behaviour.
I advised you to update your MinGW install, that's what yoiu should do. Nothing more and nothing less, and if you have tried this and still run into that problems, you can tell us.
But it seems you did not even tried to do that or to find the error yourself.
If you are not willing to try a solution, you will never find one.
In this case you should better stop programming or do any other work, where you can run into problems.
Reading manuals, books, forums or search the web is the very first thing you need for any serious programming (and many other things too).
You will not always find a nanny that takes you by the hand and does the work for you !
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like I said before, will not come back.
...hopefully.