Burning Cd Problems

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    Burning Cd Problems


    hi there
    since i have installed windows 7, i have not been abe to burn cd's with any of my burning software which used to work fine with Vista.
    The program runs like it is actually burning something, and it marks the disks but nothing is burnt on the cd's...
    its only been since i installes windows 7
    any help would be awesome
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  2. Posts : 13,354
    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Hello, Welcome to the Forums!
    What programs are you using? Have you tried using the built-in burning software?
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    Jonathan_King said:
    Hello, Welcome to the Forums!
    What programs are you using? Have you tried using the built-in burning software?
    i have tried Roxio and Nero 10 both did the same thing
    what built in software??
    any idea why they are not working though??
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  4. Posts : 13,354
    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Windows 7 has built-in burning capabilities. Use Windows Media Player to burn audio, explorer to burn data, etc.
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  5. Posts : 201
    Windows 7 64bit
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    Did you search to see if there is a driver for your drive itself, I used to have a lite scribe drive that did the same thing with any burning program until i found the driver for it.
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    Urbwolf said:
    Did you search to see if there is a driver for your drive itself, I used to have a lite scribe drive that did the same thing with any burning program until i found the driver for it.
    i do have a light scribe drive
    but it used to work fine until i upgraded to windows 7 on the weekend
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    Jonathan_King said:
    Windows 7 has built-in burning capabilities. Use Windows Media Player to burn audio, explorer to burn data, etc.
    explorer to burn data?? whats that mean? how do i do that?
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    ratty said:
    Urbwolf said:
    Did you search to see if there is a driver for your drive itself, I used to have a lite scribe drive that did the same thing with any burning program until i found the driver for it.
    i do have a light scribe drive
    but it used to work fine until i upgraded to windows 7 on the weekend
    He is saying get the driver for it.
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    TGSoldier said:
    ratty said:
    Urbwolf said:
    Did you search to see if there is a driver for your drive itself, I used to have a lite scribe drive that did the same thing with any burning program until i found the driver for it.
    i do have a light scribe drive
    but it used to work fine until i upgraded to windows 7 on the weekend
    He is saying get the driver for it.
    how do i find the new drivers,
    sorry if there silly questions im just not to good with computers
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    ratty said:
    Jonathan_King said:
    Windows 7 has built-in burning capabilities. Use Windows Media Player to burn audio, explorer to burn data, etc.
    explorer to burn data?? whats that mean? how do i do that?
    To burn data files to a disc, drag-n-drop them to the blank CD.
    ratty said:
    TGSoldier said:
    ratty said:
    i do have a light scribe drive
    but it used to work fine until i upgraded to windows 7 on the weekend
    He is saying get the driver for it.
    how do i find the new drivers,
    sorry if there silly questions im just not to good with computers
    Go to the manufacturer's site, and look in the downloads/support section for a compatible driver.
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