Asphinx
Jul 3 2005, 11:35 PM
| | I seem to be having a bit of hardware trouble...my HP DVD-ROM/CD writer is producing arrors when burning CD-RWs at even the slowest speeds when using memorex CD-RWs and the CD writing wizard that came with windows. so my question to you is this: Is this a problem with the brand of CD, or is there an underlying problem that I should be aware of?
please help! Asphinx |
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xdani3l
Jul 4 2005, 12:57 AM
I am unsure. I had a problem with my CD-ROM and it wasn't reading or writing anything. I later talked with gateway and they fixed the problem. Try speaking with the manufacturer.
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mizswantonbomb
Jul 4 2005, 01:30 AM
i was gonna suggest changing the speed, but since you did that already I don't know. What are you trying to burn?
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Brian
Jul 4 2005, 02:46 AM
I did a quick search and there are a lot of topics online about errors while using a Memorex brand cd media. Have you tried another brand to see if the problem is the Memorex brand? It is always best to try several brands since some burners seem to favor one brand over another. What program are you using to burn?
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fatvato
Jul 8 2005, 01:37 AM
QUOTE(Asphinx @ Jul 3 2005, 04:35 PM) I seem to be having a bit of hardware trouble...my HP DVD-ROM/CD writer is producing arrors when burning CD-RWs at even the slowest speeds when using memorex CD-RWs and the CD writing wizard that came with windows. so my question to you is this: Is this a problem with the brand of CD, or is there an underlying problem that I should be aware of? please help! Asphinx I have had similiar problems on a fairly new CD-RW but was installed on a 5+yr old COMPAQ Desktop (7998). Originally I thought the CD-RW had gone to "CD-HEAVEN". I had been giving the CD-RW a workout the past few days burning about 150+ cds. It then started to crap out and copy one or two and not copy at all. Fortunately I had another desktop so I used it. A few weeks later a buddy came over and one thing let to another and I told him about my CD-RW problem. He opened up the box and LO and BEHOLD, it was covered in fine dust balls, etc. He took out the drives, fans, everything and with a small vaccum either sucked or blew everything. Put everythiing back together and the CD-RW worked and hs continued to work since. SO OPEN UP YOUR BOX AND GIVE IT A THOROUGH CLEANING. 
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decima526
Jul 8 2005, 01:48 AM
i use memorex cds and don't have problems with them. what program are you using to burn them with? if you have a bunch of media programs, sometimes they bash against each other. i'm not saying this is your problem, but you never know. i agree with cleaning the burner. that never hurts. what type of cds are you burning? when i had my old comp, it used to funk up during burn sessions at least 45% of the time when i made audio cds. mp3 or data cds weren't a problem.
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broli
Jul 8 2005, 04:49 AM
The only problem I have with my drive sometimes is that sometimes it can't read after burning. AFter I burn, and put in a cd/dvd, it doesn't read it, just says it's a blank disc when it's not. Even though I restarted it, it still says that. It just randomly comes back or something. I wonder if there's a reason to this?
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JimBeam
Jul 8 2005, 10:26 PM
QUOTE(broli @ Jul 8 2005, 03:49 PM) The only problem I have with my drive sometimes is that sometimes it can't read after burning. AFter I burn, and put in a cd/dvd, it doesn't read it, just says it's a blank disc when it's not. Even though I restarted it, it still says that. It just randomly comes back or something. I wonder if there's a reason to this? It probably isn't finalizing the disc when you burn it... and it won't be able to be read by any media reader of any sort. Either that or you just get unlucky sometimes and are having dodgy burns... try different brand CD's, different burning software or different burning speeds.
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nutsnack34
Jul 9 2005, 02:29 AM
when i use memorex discs in my burner...i try to change tracks on the cd and the cd will freeze and it can't read the disc anymore
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Grafitti
Jul 10 2005, 09:53 AM
i say it's a laser head problem. i had the same thing before, and took it in, they said the head was out of whack. was cheaper to buy another instead. or first try setting it as the secondary IDE master, and see if it makes a difference
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