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by carr_dj Accepted solution
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by stefanverster Accepted solution
When you say you changed out the cd roms i take it you replaced the one cd writer with another one?If so that eliminates the cd writer.It could then be a driver issue.What i suggest is to go to device manager and uninstall the cd writer and let windows reinstall it and then test it.Also try using Nero Burning rom.
On a last note you could try using a cd cleaing disk you buy from any local music shop.Hope that helps.
PS:if you havent removed the cd writer try reseating it by just removing it and sliding it back into it's bay.
by carr_dj Accepted solution
by the scummy one Accepted solution
try uninstalling your burning SW and re-installing it. Or, try a different burning SW.
Make sure that there is adequate HDD space and memory available as well. You should have at least 20-30% of your hard drive free to burn well, also memory should not be near full use. Each of those will cause a burn to start and not finish.
by stefanverster Accepted solution
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by seanferd Accepted solution
1. When you have removed drives, have you uninstalled them from Device Manager first? If you don't it can cause problems.
2. Not usually directly applicable to your problem, but you can try deleting the upper & lower filters from the registry. Described here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060
there is also a downloadable tool to do it for you, if you like that sort of thing.
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