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I have beat my head against the monitor on this one. When I try to access a
DVD burner with a blank CD, I was able to drop files in and just burn. Now I
put in a blank CD and try to access it, I recieve the following error. G:\not
accessible incorrect funciton. I read many different solutions, nothing
worked. They all stated I shoudl go to the properties and select the burning
tab and check the box for burning software. The properties does not have this
tab. I have updated the firmware, and removed all burning software. Any Ideas
how to get out of this funk... thanks in advance.
PS I was able to burn with the thrid party software.
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Windows XP does not natively support burning CDs using a DVD player...
only CD-R/CD-RW players. In order to burn a CD using a DVD player,
you'll need a third-party program, such as NERO.
| I have beat my head against the monitor on this one. When I try to access a
| DVD burner with a blank CD, I was able to drop files in and just burn. Now I
| put in a blank CD and try to access it, I recieve the following error. G:\not
| accessible incorrect funciton. I read many different solutions, nothing
| worked. They all stated I shoudl go to the properties and select the burning
| tab and check the box for burning software. The properties does not have this
| tab. I have updated the firmware, and removed all burning software. Any Ideas
| how to get out of this funk... thanks in advance.
| PS I was able to burn with the thrid party software.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support (More info?)
this happens when I try to burn a CD not a DVD. thanks in advance.
"Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:
> Windows XP does not natively support burning CDs using a DVD player...
> only CD-R/CD-RW players. In order to burn a CD using a DVD player,
> you'll need a third-party program, such as NERO.
>
> Visit: http://www.nero.com/us/index.html >
> --
> Carey Frisch
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows XP - Shell/User
> Microsoft Newsgroups
>
> Get Windows XP Service Pack 2 with Advanced Security Technologies:
> http://www.microsoft.com/athome/se [...] hoose.mspx >
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "Mike Busch" wrote:
>
> | I have beat my head against the monitor on this one. When I try to access a
> | DVD burner with a blank CD, I was able to drop files in and just burn. Now I
> | put in a blank CD and try to access it, I recieve the following error. G:\not
> | accessible incorrect funciton. I read many different solutions, nothing
> | worked. They all stated I shoudl go to the properties and select the burning
> | tab and check the box for burning software. The properties does not have this
> | tab. I have updated the firmware, and removed all burning software. Any Ideas
> | how to get out of this funk... thanks in advance.
> | PS I was able to burn with the thrid party software.
>
Windows XP's native CD recording software does *not* support DVDs.
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In news:5FF186BE-FFEC-4945-8A8C-5465D85D7B9B@microsoft.com,
Mike Busch <MikeBusch@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked:
> I have beat my head against the monitor on this one. When I try to access
> a DVD burner with a blank CD, I was able to drop files in and just burn.
> Now I put in a blank CD and try to access it, I recieve the following
> error. G:\not accessible incorrect funciton. I read many different
> solutions, nothing worked. They all stated I shoudl go to the properties
> and select the burning tab and check the box for burning software. The
> properties does not have this tab. I have updated the firmware, and
> removed all burning software. Any Ideas how to get out of this funk...
> thanks in advance.
> PS I was able to burn with the thrid party software.
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