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DVD ROMS in NETWORK not working

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Ok so imp having a problem with me DVD ROMs in my network. I can burn cds on some of them but not all. But after I put in a blank DVD in the drive it won?t read it at all, or when I click on it tell me incorrect function. I have thought it may be a GPO that was blocking me but I could not find one causing it. Anyone have any thoughts? Oh also I did buy a new set of DVDs just incase I was the most unlucky person around and had a stack of bad disk.

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by patb071

Are your sure that the machines have DVD burners?

by peconet tietokoneet

With a Multireader cd/dvd drive, you can load on nearly any cd/dvd disk. Now-a-days they come with blu-ray as well.

by robertq&a

Well here is a little more information. First lets just take it down to one drive. We will use the one of my servers, its has a "Plextor PX-708A" and can read cd/dvds that have data or programs on them. But when i insert a blank disk i get "D:\ is not accessible. Incorrect function" i have looked to see if it was a GPO, and i have updater the firmwear on it also.

by 93961

May be you are having DVD-ROMs installed instead of DVD-Writers/Burners installed in your machines. Hence it may be happening as you are mentioning. Check it. Also post which OS you are using for the purpose and type/model of the DVD drive and even the type/version/brand of DVD Burning Software, if any.

by balge

hi
what do you expect it to do with an empty, unformatted drive? Of course its unaccesible, its empty....
cheers

by robertq&a

OS: Microsoft server 2003 SD
DVD drive:plextor dvdr px-708a
driver: 5.2.3790.0

have not tried to use/download and burning programs yet. I first wanted to have it recognize the disk that i will be useing to burn on. Than i will be burning data/ files off the server for hard copies.

by balge

hi
windows won't recognise them until there's some data on it to read
cheers

by older mycroft

Because only a magician can produce something out of thin air.

Or in your case, data from an empty unused optical disc.

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