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Having just installed SP2, I cant get the CD burn feature to work. I dont
think SP2 is relevant, - I didnt enable or use this feature before I
installed it, I used Easy CD Creator 5 which wont work with SP2 so I
uninstalled it, installed Nero 5 which wouldnt work either (because it is I
THINK an OEM version), uninstalled that and applied the registry patch when
all my CD drives disappeared.
The problem is that the burning process gets as far as the (second, the
actual) burn stage when it pretends that it can't see the CD which is
obviously in the Archos DEX DVD drive and which Windows explorer could see
as being there and having a CD-R in it.
I went to Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services, Double-clicked
"IMAPI CD Burning", clicked Start, and set "Startup type" as "Manual" (or
"Automatic") Neither made any difference.
The burn feature puts an icon in startup tray telling me that there are
files waiting to be written to CD and then when I name the file on the CD
which Windows Explorer identifies as a fit and proper CD, it tells me that
there is still no CD in writer. On one CD, Explorer even identifies a few
small files which were already
written to it on one of the CDs I tried. It even pretends it is going to
burn them in the next step or so:
It is at that stage that the OS suddenly thinks that, - although it can see
the drive, - there is no disc in that drive.
(There is nothing, obviously, in Device Manager about the driver being wrong
or the device having anything wrong with it)..
Having just installed SP2, I cant get the CD burn feature to work. I dont
think SP2 is relevant, - I didnt enable or use this feature before I
installed it, I used Easy CD Creator 5 which wont work with SP2 so I
uninstalled it, installed Nero 5 which wouldnt work either (because it is I
THINK an OEM version), uninstalled that and applied the registry patch when
all my CD drives disappeared.
The problem is that the burning process gets as far as the (second, the
actual) burn stage when it pretends that it can't see the CD which is
obviously in the Archos DEX DVD drive and which Windows explorer could see
as being there and having a CD-R in it.
I went to Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services, Double-clicked
"IMAPI CD Burning", clicked Start, and set "Startup type" as "Manual" (or
"Automatic") Neither made any difference.
The burn feature puts an icon in startup tray telling me that there are
files waiting to be written to CD and then when I name the file on the CD
which Windows Explorer identifies as a fit and proper CD, it tells me that
there is still no CD in writer. On one CD, Explorer even identifies a few
small files which were already
written to it on one of the CDs I tried. It even pretends it is going to
burn them in the next step or so:
It is at that stage that the OS suddenly thinks that, - although it can see
the drive, - there is no disc in that drive.
(There is nothing, obviously, in Device Manager about the driver being wrong
or the device having anything wrong with it)..