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Sergio Pozzetti
Hello all,
After installing SP2 I am no longer able to burn CDs. The behaviour is more
or less the same in all burning software:
- Nero (latest version): Right after caching, when the "burn process
started" event appears, nothing happens. Time just goes by, and even after
aborting, I am unable to kill the nero.exe process and the writer is locked
(i.e. cannot eject the CD). The only way to get out of this is by brutally
resetting the machine;
- Roxio Easy Media Creator 6: mutatis mutandis;
- XP writing: when it should enter the writing process, it actually spins
but nothing else happens, until it manages to reach the final process in
which it closes the CD, after that I get an error stating it was unable to
record, and the CD may be unusable. So the difference here is that I don't
have to reset in order to continue working.
I tried a different writer and the same happens, so I pretty much ruled out
hardware problems. If anyone has ideas about this, it would be great. I
completely uninstalled all CD-writing software and re-installed just one of
them (Nero) countless times. I installed the latest Adaptect ASPI drivers
thinking they might have been corrupted by SP2 installation. Nothing
changed.
If you have any idea, or even know of a way to LOG the writing process to
debug this problem, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks in advance,
Sergio Pozzetti - (e-mail address removed)
After installing SP2 I am no longer able to burn CDs. The behaviour is more
or less the same in all burning software:
- Nero (latest version): Right after caching, when the "burn process
started" event appears, nothing happens. Time just goes by, and even after
aborting, I am unable to kill the nero.exe process and the writer is locked
(i.e. cannot eject the CD). The only way to get out of this is by brutally
resetting the machine;
- Roxio Easy Media Creator 6: mutatis mutandis;
- XP writing: when it should enter the writing process, it actually spins
but nothing else happens, until it manages to reach the final process in
which it closes the CD, after that I get an error stating it was unable to
record, and the CD may be unusable. So the difference here is that I don't
have to reset in order to continue working.
I tried a different writer and the same happens, so I pretty much ruled out
hardware problems. If anyone has ideas about this, it would be great. I
completely uninstalled all CD-writing software and re-installed just one of
them (Nero) countless times. I installed the latest Adaptect ASPI drivers
thinking they might have been corrupted by SP2 installation. Nothing
changed.
If you have any idea, or even know of a way to LOG the writing process to
debug this problem, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks in advance,
Sergio Pozzetti - (e-mail address removed)