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The log shows no error. Try and capture what's going wrong.

You can't format it to use like a USB stick (where you can drag and drop files) but you can erase/format it to clear everything off it.

Post the log please.

That's actually a straight dump of what the drive is returning. It could handle the drive returning 0xFFFFFF00 for the read speed a little better, but that doesn't make it a bug. Btw, your topic subscriptions / notifications are bouncing back because your email address is no longer valid.

Can't you use your other drive? That one seems really old and doesn't appear to be compliant with the mmc command set.

See if you can install some more recent intel rapid storage technology drivers on your machine. Maybe v10.x will work? The read errors seem to be just from where your drive can't read the disc.

If you already have an ISO, you burn it in 'write' mode. There are no settings like that to mess with. If you're burning a bunch of random files/folders and want those iso9660 settings within 'Build' mode, click the 1999 button on the advanced - restrictions - iso9660 tab.

What is the message in the status bar when it's stuck (and with debug mode enabled) ? Try booting into safe mode and see if it does the same thing.

Yes, they work the same as normal discs.

The disc is unreadable. If you've only just burnt it, buy better discs.

If you have the ISO, why aren't you just burning that in 'write' mode? The issue on your system appears to be with reading from your E: drive. Which program are you using to 'mount' the image? For some reason, it's making some files unreadable.

The log would be nice.

You're trying to burn more on the disc than will actually fit - that's not going to work. The larger images need specific burners and media. Go and read an Xbox forum.

So what's on your screen exactly once you've loaded it?

I'm afraid I need more info in order to diagnose this problem Please read the FAQ, there's a post that tells you what to do when you encounter this specific issue.

It can supply 900mA according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_3.0 So that's 400mA more than USB 2.0 I believe. It may or may not be enough to power some hdds. Most enclosures seem to come with a 2 amp PSU though so I doubt it'll work for anything other than a smaller sized 'portable' hdd.

That isn't 'burning' and isn't something ImgBurn can do.

CD-TEXT isn't readable/writable in the same way that typical data ('user data') on the disc is read/written, maybe that's why the duplicated discs don't contain it? As you say, all you can do is burn a disc containing CD-TEXT info and give it to them. Either the duplicate copies have it or they don't. You can't do anything about the process they use for making the duplicates.

Correct

Why are you on this forum if you aren't even using ImgBurn?

I'm afraid you still have the wrong discs. You need the decent verbatim ones that use the MKM-003-00 dye, not the CMC one you've got there.

If you're getting a virus warning about ImgBurn.exe, you need to add it as an exception to your av program. It's been out long enough now that av definitions shouldn't be giving a false positive on it.

The layout mismatch will be due to your drive being unable to produce a decent burn on them.

There's no 'express' install for ImgBurn. The installer page you were looking at when you saw that was an opencandy one offering you a 3rd party piece of software.

The modified start screen will just be that someone modified the content of the disc to show that... nothing to worry about. Monochrome... that sounds like a PAL/NTSC type issue. Trying to think back many years, I recall my NTSC discs doing that (on a PAL machine and old CRT TV) until I got a different cable (probably a SCART one). The Miscompares may or may not be a problem. If the game checks for the 'wrong' L-EC data (as found in the file) and your drive has corrected it (now burnt to disc), the game may know it's not on an original disc. This may be some form of copy protection.