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Ah now that's interesting... yours is a multi track but not multi session. I don't recall seeing a disc layout like that before on DVD. Can you post ALL of the disc info from the original disc please? I might be able to add an exception for layouts like that but I'm not sure I have the means to create such a disc that I could use for testing. Do you recall what you did to record it like that? Multiple recordings over a period of time? Were you recording to it directly or just transferring stuff to it now and then?

The isolinux.bin file has to be patched with an updated location/checksum (the idea behind the 'patch boot information table' option), you can't use a 'boot image'. Instead, you have to point ImgBurn at the isolinux.bin file and let it do its thing.

There aren't any that do what you want. I'll mirror what Windows 7 added support for though and use Ctrl+Shift+N.

Other software working perfectly doesn't really mean anything. Your system shouldn't be freezing - sure, ImgBurn is triggering it but it's not the problem. As far as I can tell, the 990FX and SB950 do not have native support for IDE now - that's why your drive is running from a Via controller. Installing AMD/ATI drivers wouldn't do anything for your VIA controller. Installing the Via IDE Falcon drivers might do though. http://www.viaarena.com/displaydrivers.aspx?PageID=1&OSID=1...OSID=1&CatID=1180&SubCatID=116 Beyond that, I can't help you I'm afraid. EDIT: Actually, before I call it a day, post up your filter driver list please - use the feature in the 'Tools' menu.

Is that VIA chipset controller actually on your motherboard or is it a plug in card? IDE is pretty much phased out now - Intel dropped it from their boards years ago. What made you get a new board and then stick with an old IDE drive rather than an SATA one you could run natively off the chipset? Not all plug in cards are optical drive friendly - ones that aren't have issues like the one you're seeing.

How many passes did you actually get through in Memtest86+ when you did that? It sure does just look like a bit is getting flipped somewhere.

Yup, that's fine.

Ok well that would have been from 2.5.5.0 or 2.5.6.0... but it'll look identical on 2.5.7.0.

Which one exactly... there are loads They won't be from 2.5.7.0, no... but that doesn't mean the ones from 2.5.7.0 would actually look any different. One or two might have subtle tweaks.

"device not ready (no reference position found)" ^^ that means the drive can't initialise the disc properly. Eject + reinsert it. If it won't work with any discs now, it's probably faulty.

So you can load the program just fine when there's no disc in the drive? If so, please do so. Then, switch to Write mode, right click the drive selection box and click 'Family Tree'. Press CTRL+C to copy the contents of the prompt to your clipboard and the CTRL+V (paste) them into a reply. If it's freezing on certain commands then a driver or filter driver must have a problem with that command. The program isn't doing anything wrong here, something about your OS install is just unable to process the commands properly.

Sometimes you can modify them to do extra stuff... but mainly this would be useful for people that got their installation/setup files in a zip download.

You can't build a bootable installation disc from an existing installation of Windows, you need the original disc or zip file containing the right files (some of Microsoft's downloadable versions come like that).

You can use one of the screenshots shown on the main website (in the screenshots section) if you like.

It hasn't, no. Exporting and importing HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ImgBurn is the correct way to do it.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=19743

Yeah but how are you looking at the DIR contents? You can't see the contents of session 1 without the use of special tools. A disc being multi-track/session is something the program finds out by querying the drive. Put the disc in and copy + paste the disc info from the box on the right when you're in Read mode.

Where ImgBurn.exe is.

It attempts to load ImgBurn.ibb upon startup.

If you try and read a multisession disc to a single session image, you could/would lose data (files) present in one but not the other. So if the file system in session 1 contained 'file1.jpg' and the file system in session 2 contained 'file1.jpg' (from session 1) and 'file2.jpg' (new in session 2), you may find 'file2.jpg' doesn't exist when you browse your single session image file. That's the reason Read mode is blocked from reading such discs and why Build mode must be used instead - it'll read the files from the most recent file system tables/descriptors on the disc (i.e. what you'd see in Explorer).

That's my generic signature... you didn't PM me.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=6380

'INFODISC-A10-01' is the MID/dye used by the discs you've got. The brand name stamped on them isn't important, the MID/dye *is*. It's just a cheapo MID/dye and your even the latest firmware for your drive is 6 years old.

The Vista / Windows 7 one is correct. What didn't work about it?

It's your drive or the media you're using.