Look at this link to see how to enable or disable the CD Wiz if you are using
a third party burning app, you may have problems if you use both apps..
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;826510
Here is an update for the XP CD Wiz..
http://www.highmat.com/download/
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/p...SupportPR.mspx
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"Europium" wrote:
> Unable to burn files to a CD-R using Windows CD Writing Wizard, yet a test
> using Windows Media Player burned music onto the very same CD-R in the drive.
> Obviously, the drive is capable of writing and the disc is capable of being
> written. Moreover, the CD Writing Wizard does not, in fact, seem to be aware
> that *any* disk is in the drive. It does not appear to even check for the
> presence of media, but instead *immediately* complains that no disk is
> present. Removing a blank disk and reinserting it causes the drive motor to
> whir, but still, the CD Writing Wizard seems unaware of the presence of media
> in the drive.
>
> Right-clicking in the drive window, then selecting Properties, then the
> Recording tab shows the the drive is indeed enabled for recording. Burning
> music files using The Windows Media Player demonstrates that the drive and
> media are both physically functional. The drive and the media are not the
> problem.
>
> Any workarounds?
>
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