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Can not burn DVDs after upgrade to XP
Posted by Sub_Pop on November 8th, 2005


I was using a Ricoh RW5125A to burn DVDs with Ahead Nero 6.6 on an Athlon XP
1700+ system running Windows 2000 Pro. I upgraded to XP Pro SP2. I can still
burn CDs on the device (Primary Slave, IDE Chan0, Dev1) but it hangs when I
try to load a blank DVD+R.

Posted by Yves Leclerc on November 8th, 2005


Remove and re-install Nero. It could be that the built-in CD writing tools
are "over-riding" the setting for Nero. You can not seem to have both
active.

"Sub_Pop" <Sub_Pop@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I was using a Ricoh RW5125A to burn DVDs with Ahead Nero 6.6 on an Athlon
>XP
> 1700+ system running Windows 2000 Pro. I upgraded to XP Pro SP2. I can
> still
> burn CDs on the device (Primary Slave, IDE Chan0, Dev1) but it hangs when
> I
> try to load a blank DVD+R.



Posted by Shenan Stanley on November 8th, 2005


Sub_Pop wrote:
> I was using a Ricoh RW5125A to burn DVDs with Ahead Nero 6.6 on an
> Athlon XP 1700+ system running Windows 2000 Pro. I upgraded to XP Pro
> SP2. I can still burn CDs on the device (Primary Slave, IDE Chan0,
> Dev1) but it hangs when I try to load a blank DVD+R.


Tried uninstalling/reinstalling Nero?

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Posted by Sub_Pop on November 9th, 2005


This just in:
I can not write OR play DVDs in this player. I can play DVD files from HD,
but I get an I/O error message when trying to play a DVD-ROM

Posted by Shenan Stanley on November 9th, 2005


Sub_Pop wrote:
> This just in:
> I can not write OR play DVDs in this player. I can play DVD files
> from HD, but I get an I/O error message when trying to play a DVD-ROM


This is sounding more and more like a hardware issue.
Coincidental that you installed SP2 right before it happened.
However - you could remove the device from device manager and reboot - let
Windows reinstall the drivers.

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