Yes, that fixed the problem. Thank you!

In microsoft.public.money, ugrim wrote:

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In the registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Money\8.0,
you probably have something such as "AVHelpPath"="E:\MONEY\avhelp"
or whatever. So the AVHelpPath probably refers to your CD drive.
If you are adept at editing the registry, you can change the
reference to refer to your hard drive rather than your CD drive.
If you are not adept at that, find a friend who is. The path need
not actually exist on the hard drive.

In Money 2000 (on Windows XP), sometimes (but not always) when I open the
program I get an error message titled "Windows - No Disk" that says "There is
no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into the drive". It has the
options to "cancel", "try again" or "continue". I need to "cancel" or
"continue" before I can do aything. This seems unrelated to whether I have a
floppy or a CD in one of the drives. The error message will then pop up
every single time I click a link within Money, e.g. "Bills", and has to be
closed manually each time. I don't have Money set to make any backups to disk
so I don't know what it's referring to, and anyway I don't always get the
error messages. Has anyone else had this problem and do they know how to fix
it?