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cd burner keeps failing burns?!?
Natasha

08/04/04
Hello all at newbie..

Mikey are you there??!?

I need help again, I have a pc running XP, its not malware this time as you have helped me before on some real nasty problems under the title.. 'need a good techie'.

this is a little different, i have a pc with 1 cd burner and a cd rom, but i keep getting buffer overruns when i try to burn any kind of cds? I have checked the cd speed and the drive speeds (both are 48x) and i have even gone right down to 4x to try to burn. no luck . gets to the end and buffer overrun. im going mad on this one. please help me!!!

Nat

John

08/04/04
Natasha: What program of burning software are you burning? Nero, CD Creator?
natasha

08/04/04
thanks for replying john,

using nero 6 ultimate, i have it on another clients pc and it works fine.. i have even reformatted and that has made no difference.

any ideas?

Nat.

mikeyb

08/05/04
Hi Nat, welcome back.

yes yes..i am still here, so CD's ehh?

the problem you are describing usually relates to the fact that the cd's are both running on the same channel. I remember you are pretty good inside a PC so just open the case and have a look, see if the 2 CD drives are sharing the UDP cable on the same channel, If it is.. thats your problem.

change one of the drives onto the channel as a slave on the HDD and you should be good to go.

kind regards

mikeyb

natasha

08/05/04
I don't beleive it ! you did it again.

thanks mikey really appreciate it.

Nat

mikeyb

08/05/04
Glad I could help Nat,

Mikeyb

michael
mshan26@hotmail.com
08/28/04
Well im sort of having the same problem. Excpet its when im trying to burn an audio cd. (I have 2 burners and one is set to slave). Can someone help me.... PLzz its really ANNOYING when it keeps eating my cds
mikeyb

08/29/04
michael,

The drive that is set to slave, it is a slave of what your Hard drive or the other CD rom drive?

Make sure it isn't a slave to the other CD Rom drive (this means the same channel - that would be the same problem Nat - the poster above had)

make sure it is a slave of the hard drive, and you should be fine.

mikeyb



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