IMG Burn question


  1. giftcard
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    IMG Burn question


    Hi guys,

    I have a curiosity question if you wouldnt mind entertaining me....

    so last night I couldnt get a blu-ray copy of little fockers to play on my custom machine. I'm using a Liteon iHes208 Blu-ray ROM and CD/DVD-R/RW. After I installed IMG burn again (Had to reinstall windows-long story) my machine magically picked up the disc and i was able to watch it. does anyone know why this is?
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  3. MilesAhead
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    Only thing I can think of is Imgburn has settings to enable or disable autoplay. If you wiped the drive and reinstalled everything then it would be back to the default? Just a guess.
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