[RESOLVED] I/O errors with CRW8424E
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    Nu Sk00L
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] I/O errors with CRW8424E

    Below is an email I recently sent the yamaha support section, please read it and tell me what you think the problem could be. Some new info is that my DVD ROM (set on 2ndary master) gave me an I/O error whilst ripping mp3s at 160kb/s the other day. First time its ever failed me. I've taken the writer to the shops and is being tested as I write if it turns out to be good, what could be the problem and how can I troubleshoot it my self.

    Thanks to all who answer!

    Dear Sir

    I have had the above mentioned CDRW for 6months using the adaptec easy cd
    creator 4.01 (202) . It had not failed me until recently when the cd
    writing process would reach 99% then the cd would eject, reinsert itself and
    finish writing the remaining 1%. The final result was ok. This happened
    many times and then stopped occuring. I also had the writing process reach
    99% and fail with a buffer underun error but the cd would also turn out fine
    (or lose the last track).

    Finally the writer has failed on me completly it will write the TOC table
    then write 3% and freeze at this point, where upon windows crashes and need
    a reboot. Other times I am given the following error message:

    T0100: I/O error (04/09/00) - CD-Recorder error - track following error
    T7127: TrackWriter error - Flush failed
    T7118: TrackWriter error - Command retry failed

    I looked this up on the adaptec error msgs web page and got the following
    info.:

    Error Code: T0100Z
    Error Text: TrackWriter error
    Causes & Solutions: Unknown error; contact technical support

    Now every cd fails writing I have tried using Nero Burning ROM 5.0 but it
    also fails.

    This is why I am emailing you. I will be taking the drive to my retailer
    as it is under guarantee. Is there any help you can offer on how to fix
    this.

    I have the drive set as secondary slave (and it worked well for 6 months) secondary master being my Pioneer DVD/ROM 104S.
    My CPU is a P3 500, 64MB RAM, BrilliantXS Motherboard. Memory has been tested
    and is fine, IDE cables have been changed and are also ok.

    Thanks in advance for any help offered


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    Cool

    Here's what I'd try - Uninstalling & re-installing Easy CD Creator. Get the latest patch (I believe it's 4.03) from the Adaptec web site. Or, Adaptec just came out with version 5 - you may want to upgrade.

    My CD burner also ejects the disk and then reloads it to finish writing.

    Easy CD Creator doesn't like any other burning software, so you may want to delete Nero.

    HTH




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    Nu Sk00L
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    Thanks for ur reply maddog

    Here's what I'd try - Uninstalling & re-installing Easy CD Creator.

    Done that, no help.

    Get the latest patch (I believe it's 4.03) from the Adaptec web site. Or, Adaptec just came out with version 5 - you may want to upgrade.

    4.0 worked fine for 6 months dont know why it should all of a sudden feel a need for a new version. I don't think software is the problem here.


    Easy CD Creator doesn't like any other burning software, so you may want to delete
    Nero.

    I don't understand? Do easy cd creator and nero drivers or files conflict with each other?

    Are there any usenet groups or other web forums I can get help from. What else could cause I/O errors if its not the writer itslef that is bad?

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    <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Nu Sk00L:
    I don't understand? Do easy cd creator and nero drivers or files conflict with each other?

    Are there any usenet groups or other web forums I can get help from. What else could cause I/O errors if its not the writer itslef that is bad?
    </font>

    From what I understand, yes, the files are changed - at least that's what Adaptec says. They could just be saying that so you don't want to use a different product.

    And, it's also possible that your burner is bad. Have you tried a different brand of blank CD-Rs?? Perhaps you got a bad batch (I'm reaching here)

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    [This message has been edited by MadDog (edited March 07, 2001).]

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