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28-06-2005, 07:10
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Kustomer
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cd/r won't record
I was wondering if anybody could help me with this problem im having with my cdr drive in my old pc? When i try to paste a file to a blank cdr this message comes up: "Cannot create or replace (NAME): Access is denied. Make sure the disk is not write-protected and that the file is not in use." its the 3rd new blank disc ive tried so it cant be the cds.....thanks
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28-06-2005, 10:19
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overcooked modder
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when you say old pc, how old. only windows xp has native cd-r capabilities.
use some cd-r software. http://www.nero.com/eng/Downloads.html
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28-06-2005, 18:44
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Kustomer
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Its using windows 98se......i thought you could use a cdr drive with windows 98se.
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28-06-2005, 19:22
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28-06-2005, 22:24
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Im Skint, Bugger Off
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Microsoft dont support 98 ne more, and as mentioned if u move to XP or XP Pro u will get cd writing out of th box
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28-06-2005, 23:18
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all these guys are correct. 98se doesnt support writing of cd's without software. personally i still despise windows xp cd writing and would prefer to use nero even for data but that is just my preference.
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29-06-2005, 08:55
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Nero is the best. Just get it and try it. I find it much better than just using XP.
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29-06-2005, 21:08
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Kustomer
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Thanks for your help people.....im a bit wiser now
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