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I have a dell 4500 desktop/win XP. My CD RW will go thru
all the motions of writng to a blank CD-R but when it is
complete the target CD-R is blank as if I had done
nothing.
The CD-RW has worked numerous times in the past, but I
dont write near as many CD's as I used to.
I have tried using the device manager to update/uninstall
but I cannot complete the hardware or driver wizards
because winXP says it cannot complete.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.device_driver.dev (More info?)
are you sure your burning software is not set to do a test only?
also have you tried ejecting the CD then reinserting into drive,
sometimes my cd's appear blank until i eject them
Mike wrote:
> I have a dell 4500 desktop/win XP. My CD RW will go thru
> all the motions of writng to a blank CD-R but when it is
> complete the target CD-R is blank as if I had done
> nothing.
> The CD-RW has worked numerous times in the past, but I
> dont write near as many CD's as I used to.
> I have tried using the device manager to update/uninstall
> but I cannot complete the hardware or driver wizards
> because winXP says it cannot complete.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.device_driver.dev (More info?)
Since you have a Dell, have you tried the Dell Community
forum newsgroups? I like the Microsoft Newsgroups but the
Dell forums may be especially beneficial for Dell
owners.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a dell 4500 desktop/win XP. My CD RW will go thru
>all the motions of writng to a blank CD-R but when it is
>complete the target CD-R is blank as if I had done
>nothing.
>The CD-RW has worked numerous times in the past, but I
>dont write near as many CD's as I used to.
>I have tried using the device manager to
update/uninstall
>but I cannot complete the hardware or driver wizards
>because winXP says it cannot complete.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>
>Mike
>.
>
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