[RESOLVED] win2k cdr probs
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    holev
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] win2k cdr probs

    no burning prog is recognizing my burner or cdrom.

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    dlagace
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    what kind of Burner do you have?
    which progs have you tried?
    and What is your O/S?

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    holev
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    win2000
    hewlet packard cdrw plus 7500 series
    i'v tried cdrwin and nero

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    You will want to read up on HP's website concerning "HP CD-Writer Plus Drives - Is Windows 2000 Professional Supported?"...

    http://www.hp.com/cgi-bin/cposupport/get_doc.pl?SNI=hpcd-write10789&L C=information_storage&Tfile=lpg40837

    Basically, it says that the original software shipped with those units are not Win2000 compatible. They have solutions posted there...plus, lots of other good info.

    Good Luck!
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    Darren Wilson
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    Install the ASPI layer for windows 2000 off of Adaptec's website. Should have a bit more luck with that.

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    bailed
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    Roxio(Adaptac) does not have an aspi layer update for Win2k. Good ol microsoft decided that only their aspi stuff would work from now on and all other companies are basically screwed. I have the same problem with my smart and friendly drive now that I switched from 98 to 2000. Only something that is really strange is that my cd rom's still read about a third of my cd-rw's. The rest give me "This drive in inaccessable" errors. The disks are all smart and friendly cdrw's

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    freddy the fisherman
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    i downloaded a prog to set up aspi layer ,,,,i cannot tell you where from , the prog is called "forceaspi" and it supplied by http://www.flexion.org/aspi/ ,,,,i have just been to that site and it seems that ataptec have claimed interlectual writes to aspi and have stapped the above distributing it i have checked aspichk from adaptec and it said my system was wrong ,,,i loaded this thru a dos window and its ok now

    just found it ,,,,,dont tell adaptec!!!!!

    its at the bottom of the page http://www.doom9.org/software.htm forceaspi 1.7

    go for it boy!!!!!!!

    [This message has been edited by freddy the fisherman (edited October 01, 2001).]

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    <font face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva" size="2">Originally posted by bailed:
    Roxio(Adaptac) does not have an aspi layer update for Win2k. Good ol microsoft decided that only their aspi stuff would work from now on and all other companies are basically screwed. I have the same problem with my smart and friendly drive now that I switched from 98 to 2000. Only something that is really strange is that my cd rom's still read about a third of my cd-rw's. The rest give me "This drive in inaccessable" errors. The disks are all smart and friendly cdrw's</font>
    Strange that the Adaptec ASPI layer works fine under 2000 if MS will only allow you use their own. Even works fine under XP.

    Adaptec's ASPI Layer is HERE


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