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Louise Sellers
I'm finding I have a problem with this on every PC that I use. My Western
Digital hard drive at home has died and I want to use DVDs to back up various
files. I can get them into the DVD drive folder, but when I say burn I get a
message saying "There is no disc in the drive". This happens with CDs as
well. I have tried on my Sony Vaio at home, my Dell Inspiron at work and the
same thing happens. All I wnt to do is copy files onto a DVD, no conversion,
just somewhere to store the files. Surely this must be possible. What is the
point of having the facility to write to CD/DVD otherwise?
Please help - I really don't want to install the Nero suite for such a
simple task.
P.S. I'm running Windows XP Pro everywhere.
Digital hard drive at home has died and I want to use DVDs to back up various
files. I can get them into the DVD drive folder, but when I say burn I get a
message saying "There is no disc in the drive". This happens with CDs as
well. I have tried on my Sony Vaio at home, my Dell Inspiron at work and the
same thing happens. All I wnt to do is copy files onto a DVD, no conversion,
just somewhere to store the files. Surely this must be possible. What is the
point of having the facility to write to CD/DVD otherwise?
Please help - I really don't want to install the Nero suite for such a
simple task.
P.S. I'm running Windows XP Pro everywhere.