Multi DVD/CD burner problems
Started by
I.n.u
, Nov 18 2005 09:33 PM
#1
Posted 18 November 2005 - 09:33 PM
#2
Posted 18 November 2005 - 10:02 PM
Welcome to G2G I.n.u
Can you tell us :
Which software you use to burn CD/DVDs with?
You said you can no longer BURN CDs etc, can you clarify this a bit more? i.e do you get any specific errors messages? Does the burning process start but fail before completion? etc
Which OS are you running?
Can you tell us your basic system specs please?
Can you tell us :
Which software you use to burn CD/DVDs with?
You said you can no longer BURN CDs etc, can you clarify this a bit more? i.e do you get any specific errors messages? Does the burning process start but fail before completion? etc
Which OS are you running?
Can you tell us your basic system specs please?
#3
Posted 18 November 2005 - 10:39 PM
I use Nero.
I have it simulate the writing process and I get an error it does't clairify what the error is, and I don't have any blank cd's or dvd's to see if I am wrong.
I am running a Windows XP Home with 512 MB DDR Ram a 120 gb hard drive a motherboard from Emachines with a Intel Celeron Processor 2.30 GHz (w/128KB L2 cache & 400MHz FSB)
I have it simulate the writing process and I get an error it does't clairify what the error is, and I don't have any blank cd's or dvd's to see if I am wrong.
I am running a Windows XP Home with 512 MB DDR Ram a 120 gb hard drive a motherboard from Emachines with a Intel Celeron Processor 2.30 GHz (w/128KB L2 cache & 400MHz FSB)
#4
Posted 19 November 2005 - 03:29 PM
I have it simulate the writing process and I get an error it does't clairify what the error is, and I don't have any blank cd's or dvd's to see if I am wrong.
Correct me if I'm wrong here (I very rarely bother to run simulations myself), but don't you need to have a blank CD/DVD inserted in order to simulate the writing process? The only exception of course is when you are appending a session to a multi-session disc, in which case the disc must not have been finalised.
#5
Posted 19 November 2005 - 04:53 PM
I try to simulate the write but it tells me that I need a blank CD-R/RW, I have a rewritable disk so I put it in to erase it but no matter which application I use it won't erase. This thing has been giving me an aggravating time for a while now I've stayed up for nights at a time trying to fix it but still no luck.
Edited by I.n.u, 19 November 2005 - 04:55 PM.
#6
Posted 20 November 2005 - 05:24 PM
Ok, let me get this straight....
You are trying to perform a simulated write test which requires a blank CDR/CDRW to be inserted. You don't have any blank discs so instead you are inserting a non-blank CDRW which cannot be wiped, and hence resulting in a error message, right?
My advice is this :
Go and buy some blank media! Preferably CDRs. The problem by the sound of it, is with that particular CDRW rather than anything else. That is the most likely reason for the problems you are having so eliminate that first by trying a new blank CDR instead. If you still have the same problem with a new blank disc, then come back & I will help you resolve it.
While you're at it, for good measure, empty the temp directories & defrag the drive.
Let me know how you get on
You are trying to perform a simulated write test which requires a blank CDR/CDRW to be inserted. You don't have any blank discs so instead you are inserting a non-blank CDRW which cannot be wiped, and hence resulting in a error message, right?
My advice is this :
Go and buy some blank media! Preferably CDRs. The problem by the sound of it, is with that particular CDRW rather than anything else. That is the most likely reason for the problems you are having so eliminate that first by trying a new blank CDR instead. If you still have the same problem with a new blank disc, then come back & I will help you resolve it.
While you're at it, for good measure, empty the temp directories & defrag the drive.
Let me know how you get on
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