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March 28th, 2004, 09:13 AM
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CDROM will not burn
Guys
Ideas please
I have a Sony Vaio PCG FX705, with combined CD/DVD reader & CD writer.
Manu: Hitachi/LuckyGoldStar. Type HL-DT-ST RW/DVD GCC-4080N
OS is XP Home SP1
The CD writer WAS burning six months ago but now will not burn.
Ideas Please.
Symptoms
I send the files to the CD drive, then go to that drive, highlight the files
and select "Write these files to CD" from the dropdown menu. The MS wizard
appears; I bug "next" and the wizard reports "no disk in drive. Please insert disk".
Factoids, and what I have tried
- Audio CDs play, Data CDs read, DVDs play OK.
- System has NO CDROM burning SW except native XP CD code.
- If I bug "trouble shoot" the system says
"Device Status. This device is working properly"
- tried setting and disabling DMA
Specifically
"Computer management" under "IDE ATA/ATAPI" lists
drive 0 and drive 1 for Primary IDE Channel.
drive 0 and drive 1 for Secondary IDE Channel.
I tried setting both channels of Pri and Sec to PIO only
- changed the imapi run parameters from manual to automatic.
- Drivers listed for the HL-DT_ST are:-
cdrom.sys Windows driver
imapi.sys Windows driver
PxHelp20.sys Veritas Driver
redbook.sys
storprop.dll
I think the problem is very likely caused by either
a) Reinstall of XP Home (OS crashed some months ago)
b) installation of Service pack/other software.
Johnp
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