I run Hardy, Gusty, and Windows on my laptop, but the only problem that seems to happen that I cannot figure out with Hardy is that it continuously attempts to

I run Hardy, Gusty, and Windows on my laptop, but the only problem that seems to happen that I cannot figure out with Hardy is that it continuously attempts to mount an audio disk, even though there is none in the drive. I have not been able to figure out this problem and it does not seem to come up in forums. If I leave my computer unattended for a while, I could expect to come back and find 10 or so error messages to close. Other than this specific problem to my situation, Hardy seems to run fine, and in my opinion better than Gutsy. Sometimes I feel as though people tend to make these overblown issues in blogs so they have something controversial to drive traffic to their sites. These issues are small qualms that should be brought up in Ubuntu development forums, not in a blog article that disregards the OS as a whole because of some annoyances of a power user. To be ready for the mass usage, it must be easy to install, have all of the hardware recognized, and have its users easily begin to work as though they previously have. I have had three friends who I would consider to have no computer knowledge other than regular internet usage install the system and get it up and running just from the cd's I gave them, no other input from me. If these people can do it and successfully get work done, I would consider it ready. These are issues that do not apply to 95 percent of computer users.