Poweriso error -104, 98669b5c


  1. Framonic
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    Poweriso error -104, 98669b5c


    Hi there,
    I am a newby, i have just bougth a laptop with windows 7 on and i am trying to cut an iso file to cd. I have tried with poweriso 4.7 and it keeps giving me error -104, 98669b5c, it barely even starts and then gives the failure. I am frustrated cause i don't know what it means. I have a brand new cd, i have uninstalled and downloaded a new version of poweriso and reinstalled. I know my dvd writer is working. Please help, what am i doing wrong?
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  3. Brink
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    Hello Framonic, and welcome to Seven Forums.

    Have you already tried the built-in ISO burner in Windows 7 to see if that may work for you?

    Burn Disc Image - ISO or IMG file

    Hope this helps,
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  4. Framonic
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    @Brink
    thank you for your quick reply. I didn't even know there was a built in ISO burner on W7. Just got my laptop but i will give it a try quick. Thanks so much, will let you know how it goes!
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  6. Framonic
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    Weird, i replied but it's just vanished. Anyway, it gave me an error code of 0xC0AA0301. Don't have any hope for myself!
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  7. boohbah
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    Framonic said:
    Weird, i replied but it's just vanished. Anyway, it gave me an error code of 0xC0AA0301. Don't have any hope for myself!
    sometimes after you post you have to refresh your page to see the latest post,
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  8. Framonic
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    Haaha ok thanks will remember!
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  10. Brink
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    Framonic said:
    Weird, i replied but it's just vanished. Anyway, it gave me an error code of 0xC0AA0301. Don't have any hope for myself!
    Framonic,


    See if this may help.
    • Download and merge the REG file attached below at the bottom.
    • Open Device Manager from Control Panel, and uninstall the driver for your DVD drive.

    Poweriso error -104, 98669b5c-driver.jpg
    • Click on the Scan for hardware changes button in Device Manager to restore your DVD drive.

    Poweriso error -104, 98669b5c-button.jpg
    • See if you are able to burn the ISO to the DVD now.
    This is the registry key that is deleted by the REG file.
    Code:
     
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11­CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
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