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by n_delorme_04 Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
A CD uses a Different Wavelength [color if you like] Laser Beam to a DVD, so if the unit reads CD's but not DVDs the most likely thing is that the DVD Laser is no longer working.
But there are other possibilities the above only applies on Manufactured Media if you can no longer read Recorded DVDs that you made the same apples but if you are unable to read recorded DVDs that you got elsewhere then the most likely thing is that the DVD Blank Media is incompatible with your Reader.
Now LG DVD Burners have some known issues and if this is very new return it for a Warranty Claim the shops typically give a 12 month warranty with these drives. If the drive is over 12 months old you need to look at LG's site to see if they offer a better warranty and then make a claim directly on the Country Distributer if it is still UG.
If it is no longer Under Guarantee you need to buy a new one and DVD Burners have got considerably cheaper than they where a few years ago so they are no where near as expensive as they once used to be.
However if you leave a Disc in the drive a lot of the time while the computer is running it will drastically shorten the life of the drive so you need to remember that you only place a Disc in the Drive when you want to use it. The Drive isn't a suitable place to store Disc's.
Col
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
Glad that I could be of some assistance.
Col
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