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Old 09-02-2004, 08:17 PM   #1
Bill
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I am trying to burn a CD using the instructions in the
help and support pages. I put a blank CD into the drive,
find the file I want to burn. When I tell it to copy Iget
a dufault Messag: F:/ is not accessible
incorect function

I have check the driver for this drive and it says that
this is the latest and functioning properly.

Help Thanks Bill
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Old 09-02-2004, 09:50 PM   #2
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You have to burn to cd, you can't simply copy to the disk. What software are
you using to burn your disk...?


"Bill" <BillMac32@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> I am trying to burn a CD using the instructions in the
> help and support pages. I put a blank CD into the drive,
> find the file I want to burn. When I tell it to copy Iget
> a dufault Messag: F:/ is not accessible
> incorect function
>
> I have check the driver for this drive and it says that
> this is the latest and functioning properly.
>
> Help Thanks Bill



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Old 09-02-2004, 10:46 PM   #3
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/Bill/ said:

> I am trying to burn a CD using the instructions in the
> help and support pages. I put a blank CD into the drive,
> find the file I want to burn. When I tell it to copy I get
> a default Messag: F:/ is not accessible
> incorect function
>
> I have check the driver for this drive and it says that
> this is the latest and functioning properly.


Drag the file to the CD drive letter. Be sure that recording is enabled.
Right-click the drive letter, click PROPERTIES, then the RECORD tab.

If you are using the XP built-in burner, be aware of its limitations.
Read... http://www.aumha.org/a/xpcd.htm

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Old 10-02-2004, 09:28 AM   #4
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Hi,

If you have any version of Roxio installed, check out :

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315350

""Incorrect Function" Error Message When You Access the CD-ROM Drive,
DVD-ROM Drive, or CD-RW Drive"

Best of luck,

Prasad
(AOL - prasadbgd)

"The strongest oak..was once a small nut that held its ground"

"Bill" <BillMac32@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:d93901c3ef49$b08b34f0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I am trying to burn a CD using the instructions in the
> help and support pages. I put a blank CD into the drive,
> find the file I want to burn. When I tell it to copy Iget
> a dufault Messag: F:/ is not accessible
> incorect function
>
> I have check the driver for this drive and it says that
> this is the latest and functioning properly.
>
> Help Thanks Bill



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Old 10-02-2004, 11:14 AM   #5
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Had a similar problem several days ago when i updated my firmware for a DVD
burner which had worked fine until the update. All the messages were the
same as yours, it just had no recording tab shown, meaning Windows didn't
'see' it as a recordable drive, just a cd-rom device. (error messages were
incorrect function etc, same as you got)
Rather than a registry edit, which according to Microsoft knowledge base was
the way to fix this, i went into the Device manager in Control Panel and
'deleted the drive' in there, rebooted and let WindowsXP re-detect it and it
came-up perfectly..
As the other person said, it could also be a Roxio issue which is
acknowledged by Microsoft, but i would try the 'delete' first...
"Bill" <BillMac32@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:d93901c3ef49$b08b34f0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> I am trying to burn a CD using the instructions in the
> help and support pages. I put a blank CD into the drive,
> find the file I want to burn. When I tell it to copy Iget
> a dufault Messag: F:/ is not accessible
> incorect function
>
> I have check the driver for this drive and it says that
> this is the latest and functioning properly.
>
> Help Thanks Bill



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Old 24-02-2004, 03:46 AM   #6
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Use something like INCD or DirectCD.

XP's built-in burning sux. As it doesnt support
packet-writing, or formatting of CD's.

Disable XP's builtin burning. That'll fix it

"Peter" <peterf41@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Had a similar problem several days ago when i updated my firmware for a

DVD
> burner which had worked fine until the update. All the messages were the
> same as yours, it just had no recording tab shown, meaning Windows didn't
> 'see' it as a recordable drive, just a cd-rom device. (error messages were
> incorrect function etc, same as you got)
> Rather than a registry edit, which according to Microsoft knowledge base

was
> the way to fix this, i went into the Device manager in Control Panel and
> 'deleted the drive' in there, rebooted and let WindowsXP re-detect it and

it
> came-up perfectly..
> As the other person said, it could also be a Roxio issue which is
> acknowledged by Microsoft, but i would try the 'delete' first...
> "Bill" <BillMac32@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:d93901c3ef49$b08b34f0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> > I am trying to burn a CD using the instructions in the
> > help and support pages. I put a blank CD into the drive,
> > find the file I want to burn. When I tell it to copy Iget
> > a dufault Messag: F:/ is not accessible
> > incorect function
> >
> > I have check the driver for this drive and it says that
> > this is the latest and functioning properly.
> >
> > Help Thanks Bill

>
>



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