My cd writer (Teac 4x) has been acting up lately
Symptoms... I burned 3 coasters in a row. these were pure data burns just trying to burn a divx file.
Nero will burn the cd's fine and when finished i can see the file but it wont open.. it just simply bogs down my pc until i end task.
I know its nothing to do with the divx files themselves or windows software i have eliminated that.
EZCD wont even burn cd's it just freezes when I try to burn.
I tried uninstalling/reinstalling Nero, same problem.
The cdrw reads data fine.
This cdrw has worked fine for over a year, I've burned approximately 200 cd's with it
There is an updated firmware for it but apparently I cant flash it in a win2k environment but I dont feel this is the problem since it has worked fine thus far.
I did enable DMA on both IDE buses( in win2k dont have a dma enable for the cdroms just the ide buses)
any ideas????
edit: also a couple times i tried to uninstall/ reinstall the drive i got BSOD's (memory dumps) which i've NEVER gotten in win2k
thanks in advance for any responses
Symptoms... I burned 3 coasters in a row. these were pure data burns just trying to burn a divx file.
Nero will burn the cd's fine and when finished i can see the file but it wont open.. it just simply bogs down my pc until i end task.
I know its nothing to do with the divx files themselves or windows software i have eliminated that.
EZCD wont even burn cd's it just freezes when I try to burn.
I tried uninstalling/reinstalling Nero, same problem.
The cdrw reads data fine.
This cdrw has worked fine for over a year, I've burned approximately 200 cd's with it
There is an updated firmware for it but apparently I cant flash it in a win2k environment but I dont feel this is the problem since it has worked fine thus far.
I did enable DMA on both IDE buses( in win2k dont have a dma enable for the cdroms just the ide buses)
any ideas????
edit: also a couple times i tried to uninstall/ reinstall the drive i got BSOD's (memory dumps) which i've NEVER gotten in win2k
thanks in advance for any responses