Help just installed Windows 7 how do I get Roxio back?

hey everyone I just installed W7 and can not find Roxio Creator anywhere on any of my disks, I have all the disks that came with my 1737 I never had to install Roxio and never looked for it before.

 

It may not be compatible version with win 7, if its not you will loose it.

for now you can download Nero 9 free and it works better then Roxio IMHO

Nero 9 Free link

I put it on all my families laptops

 

Doesn't that version just copy discs? Isn't that built in to Windows 7 anyway, and/or available from lots of free utilities that aren't 55 MB downloads? ImgBurn is 2 MB.

 

You mean you didn't got the Roxio Creator CD with your Studio? If I were you I would have contacted Dell. Everything that came pre-installed in my Studio 1555 came with a backup media disk, except the 30 day McAfee ofcourse.

 

My Studio 17 was shipped with Roxio CD, perhaps webwizzy is right - call DELL

 

I agree with you ImgBurn has way more features

also you can log into dell with your service tag number and get the software that shipped with your computer if you lost the disk.

My Dell Downloads

 

Not necessarily. When I try to register my 1737 it says "Service Tag is not supported." Works fine for my 14z - and my 1737's Service Tag works fine on the driver download site.

 

Maybe its only good for so Long? Like 24 months or something?

If I was dell it would not be forever.......

 

Skip Roxio. Get Nero Micro. Such a better, less bloated product.

 

Does Nero allow you to burn blue-rays? I have the same issue with my xps 16. It came with Roxio Studio 10 but it is gone after the Win7 install and Dell did not send me a disc nor is it available on the my dell downloads.

 

My Studio 17 was purchased in January '08. I can't say whether it ever worked or not because I wasn't aware of its existence until recently.

For my 14z it does show a limited number of downloads for apps, although I'm not sure what that accomplishes. If your intent is to distribute it to people who shouldn't get it, then clearly you'd make sure to put your downloaded copy in a safe place. If you're just an ordinary user trying to recover from a crash or an OS install, it shouldn't matter how many times it happens to you.

I did notice though that when a new version of software came out, the download counter reset itself.

 

http://support.dell.com/support/dow...typeid=-1&dateid=-1&formatid=-1&fileid=354257

Link to Roxio Burn 1.01 download for Win 7 64bit??

Is this what people are looking for?