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Nero Burning ROM 11 conflict with Windows 7
Solved: After installing Intel RAID Rapid Storage driverson both my computers, which have SATA hard drives and burners, then Nero 7, 8, 10 and 11 all ran flawlessly on Vista and Windows 7.
RAID Rapid Storage provides improved performanace and reliability for systems equipped with SATA discs for desktop, mobile and server platforms.
I have recently installed Nero Burning ROM 11 on my Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit OS, and have noticed an inconsistency which I hope someone may be able to shed some light on.
1. If I try to burn a data, multi-session disc, in ISO (joliet) format, using write only -R DVD disks, the burn fails and the disk becomes un-useable. This happens whether Windows 7 burning software is turned on or off.
Nero displays the following error message:
2. However, if I burn exactly the same data multi-session disc using a rewriteable +RW DVD disk, it successfully burns every time!
3. At first glance it would seem to indicate that the write only disks are incompatible, but not so. Once a session has been successfully burnt, using the rewriteable +RW discs, then any further sessions where the write only –R disks are used burn perfectly every time!
4. However, if the PC is turned off completely, and rebooted, any burns done with the write only –R disks will fail, unless a preliminary burn is first done using rewriteable +RW disks.
5. It seems to have something to do with a memory being stored for the optical drive as shown by the following scenario.
- This means it is a necessary prerequisite to burn a data session using a rewriteable DVD before a successful session can be burnt on a write only disk.
- First a rewriteable +RW DVD disk is formatted in UDF using Windows 7 burning software; so it acts like a flash drive.
- After burning data to the disc the PC is logged off and then back on.
- When the computer logs on, the following error message comes up, as shown below:
This seems to indicate that some memory item has been saved; or a program has not shut down properly.
6. Now consider the scenario where:
This implies that the erroneous memory has been wiped out by running the Nero program to burn the last data disc.
- A UDF disk has been formatted and data burnt onto it, but the PC has not been logged off and on again.
- Now a second session is run using Nero to successfully burn a multi-session data disk using a rewriteable +RW DVD disc in ISO (Joliet) format.
- When the PC is now logged off and back on again, the error message does not appear.
But like before, this will only work if the latter session is run using a +RW rewriteable DVD. If a –R write only disk is used before the session is run with the +RW rewriteable disk, the -R write only disc will be ruined.
I’d be very grateful for any help anyone can offer on this issue.