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128GB Kingston SV200S3128G SSD (boot)
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I'm just using the Windows utility? Instead of automatically popping up asking if I want to burn on this new DVD, it's silent. I have to go to My Computer, then click on the DVD then it asks.
Also, after burning it just has some window saying it's done burning do I want to burn another copy.
Default programs? I don't know. I guess whatever it's 'set' for is what's causing this behavior.
That's the question, isn't it? How do I reset the default to do what I want. In this case:
Automatically ask what I want to do with new DVDs or CDs inserted into the drive.
And, automatically close out after burning.
What are the 'first>then>then' type steps I need to take here?