[unpluggedsb]

Sorry, I'll shut up. (I mean that in a good way.)

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Any resolution moongirl?

[unpluggedsb]

Any resolution moongirl?

[meremoongirl]

Hi there, I am so sorry for the delayed response. I missed the reply in my email notification. I am not currently at home, Im at work. But I will check it as soon as i get there. Do i just right click on comp, then go to properties, then device manager, and find it there? I need to say also, that it wont recognize a blank disk in either my cd OR dvd drive. I will get abck to you first thing in the morning, (just about midnight here)

[mpfeif101]

Let's try letting Windows automatically reinstall the drivers.

Open Device Manager: click Start, and then click Control Panel. Click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System. On the Hardware tab, click Device Manager.

Find your CD/DVD drive, right click, and select "Properties". Click the "Drivers" tab and select "Uninstall".

Restart your computer and let Windows automatically install the drivers.

[meremoongirl]

Hi there, I did that.. but its still a no-go. So confusing.

[Chemteacher]

I'm new to forums like this so I hope this is an appropriate place to ask this...if not, I'm sorry.

Been having the same problem with my DVD/CD burner. It worked fine until a few months ago and suddenly wouldn't burn or even recognize blank media (CD's especially). Have tried a myriad of types of CD's to no avail. Got so frustrated that I re-imaged the machine with the original software and configuration and it worked fine (could burn with sonic recordnow and with the XP drag and drop capabilities). I then proceeded to allow WindowsXP to upgrade all the way through SP2 upgrade. After that, I couldn't burn or recognize blank media anymore...leads me to believe it is an issue inherent to SP2. is there a way to fix this???

[mpfeif101]

Try this...

1. Open My Computer.

2. In the Devices with Removable Storage area, right-click the drive, and then click Properties. If your CD drive is recognized, you will see a Recording tab.

3. Under the "recording" tab, make sure the "Enable CD recording on this drive" is checked.