I get a tracking error code when trying to write to a CD. I don't have the code number with me, but it ends with 1h. The program I'm using is Cakewalk Pyro and I'm converting a tape to a CD. I've never had this happen before. Is it a problem with the program or the machine itself? I have an HP movie writer dc3000.

Good Afternoon friend, thanks for your post!

I see you are having trouble with your Frigidaire refrigerator and you are receiving error code "1H". However, it appears "1H" is an invalid error code. I would suggest a reset of your appliance and you can do that by unplugging the power cord or flipping the household circuit breaker to the off position for roughly ten minutes. This usually clears false error codes.

If resetting the power does not correct the issue, could you please inform me of the new error code or if your refrigerator continues to display "1H". I look forward to assisting you. -Matt

Try different software. I use CDBunerXP with no problems. It's free. Just don't install any extras (add-on programs) they include.

You should let it burn with no other activity during the process.

NOT ASSIGNED means no cashier is signed on. Find the cashier number button, probably labeled CASH #. In REG mode, press CL to clear the error, then 1, then CASH #, and Cashier 1 will be assigned. The display will show -01- Go straight from here into your sale.
Some registers are set up to not show the cashier number on the display or receipt. If 1 CASH # doesn't work, try CASH #, 1, CASH #.
Most users don't track sales by cashiers, so they forget they even have the capability, and they forget how to use that CASH # key. If you press the CASH # button without entering a number, it will sign out the active cashier, and you'll get this NOT ASSIGNED error.

It could be that your RCA MP3 player is sorting the MP3's by track number. By this I don't mean the track number in the file name of the MP3 but in the "MP3 tag". There's a portion of every MP3 file that allows the file to contain lots of data other than the sound. It contains things like Album, Year, Artist, Title, Composer, Genre, etc. It's likely that the RCA MP3 player is reading the "Track Number" field of the MP3 tag for each MP3 file. You can download a free program called MP3Tag at http://www.mp3tag.de/en/. It will let you specify the track numbers for each MP3. See if setting each file's "Track Number" allows you to sort the order on the MP3 player.

A lot of times, cd players will show error, so like all of us, is start putting in all kind of other cd's even music we don't care about, like buck owen's and the bosby twins. Been there done that. Sounds like you have done everything at your end. So, here is what you do and most likely it will solve the problem. At almost any radio shack, best buy store, or stereo shops, they all have little Cd cleaning kits, it goes in like a regular Cd but cleans it, pretty easy and simple to use. Some times its just like putting a couple drops on a blank Cd with some rubbing alcohol and letting it cycle through for a few minutes. I hope it helps, please let me know, so you can get back to rock'n and drive'n
Thanks Mike from fixya.com

I recommend that you download an error message identifier program to properly identify the problem. You can Google search for one but I use a program called ErrorMsg and it can be found here:

http://www.favessoft.com/index.html

Using the ErrorMsg program it reads "The previous ownership of this semaphore has ended" for error code 105. I don't know if that means there is no software installed to run it or a trial period has ended. But if you do not have an audio program installed then go to idt.com and you can download one.

Also you may have accidentally uninstalled the audio software. If that is the case then you need to restore it by going to:
1. Start Menu
2. Control Panel
3. System and Security
4. Backup and Restore

If these solutions still do not work then re-post your question and include the Operating system you are running (Mac, Windows, Linux, Ubuntu) and the laptop make and model so we can pinpoint your exact problem.

try to update the firmware of the printer.
Use new cartridge DO NOT USE REFILLED INK.

I left it unplugged for one hour and then plugged it in and tried again and it started up.......actually baking my first loaf while writing this............go figure???

KENWOOD SECURITY CODE CLEAR procedure


Your radio will require one of the following procedures.

Type 1
During the code request mode, while holding the DISP key depressed, press and hold the Volume UP or DOWN key for 3 seconds (so that “…” disappears).
Then using your remote enter your code.

Type 2
Press the "Auto" button and "Track up" on face of radio at the same time. The four dash lines ( . . . . ) should "disappear".

Then using your remote enter your code.

Type 3
Model# DPX-4020 and DPX-4030
Press and hold the 1 then the 6 preset key (preset keys are the buttons on face of radio for storing you "favorite" radio stations). "C" should display.
Then using your remote, enter your code.


Enter your number from the remote control unit. Your code number is 5227 (KCAR)

* Press numeric key “5” ( 2 times ) and press the Track UP/Next Track key
* Press numeric key “2” ( 3 times ) and press the Track UP/Next Track key
* Press numeric key “2” ( 1 time ) and press the Track UP/Next Track key
* Press numeric key “7” ( 2 times ) and press the Track UP/Next Track key

The security is canceled and the set enters the TUNER mode!