If the drives are now unable to read anything one wonders how one would be able to burn anything.
I think the drives can still read blank discs, just not the game cds he was talking about
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If the drives are now unable to read anything one wonders how one would be able to burn anything.
My problem is both my DVD and RW - most of the time these drives simply will not recognized that there is a disk in the drive. One time I can playa game, the next time I cannot. It gets very confusing and frustrating.
Edited by fleamailman, 02 September 2005 - 04:53 AM.
o plz illegal or legal, since when did people start caring about piracy, all of u download, if u bought a game i say u have the right to make a copy of it, just incase something happens to the original, doesnt matter what the law says, they just put that in so the companies can squeeze money out of u
o plz illegal or legal, since when did people start caring about piracy, all of u download, if u bought a game i say u have the right to make a copy of it, just incase something happens to the original, doesnt matter what the law says, they just put that in so the companies can squeeze money out of u
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Edited by OwNt, 03 September 2005 - 12:13 AM.
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