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You don't add the '.sys' bit, just 'redbook'. (Don't search for 'redbook.sys' either). And it has to go under the reg key for the drive itself, not the class.

Those drivers are all dated 2005 so I doubt they're anything to do with Roxio 10. Even if they are (and you delete them), you can always just uninstall + reinstall Roxio to fix it. You shouldn't have to add redbook back in manually if you uninstall the controllers, windows will do it if it thinks it needs to.

Did you try rebooting after turning it off? (actually cycle the power too so the drive resets properly) All I can see in that mess of logs is it saying command sequence error - but that's probably caused by the failed burns before it.

Do you use that drag to disc rubbish? If not, remove everything except gearaspiwdm and pxhelp20. Just add redbook back in manually if you like via regedit but I doubt that'll magically fix all your problems. You could always just uninstall your ide controller from device manager (i.e. the DMA fix). Then the controller / channels / drives would all be recreated from scratch.

Files are always (by default) burnt in alphabetical order. Does your player not give you a list of the files on the disc? How is it organising them - totally random?

Yup, that'll do it

Ok so just go into the 'Advanced' section of the booktype screen and add your drive ID to the LG list. Then ImgBurn will do it automatically each time you burn.

If your drive can't handle it, just turn it off in the settings! Tools -> Settings -> Write -> Send OPC.

Aren't they Pioneer drives or something? Pioneers perform automatic bitsetting (when it's enabled in the firmware), there are no commands available to do it manually.

You might want to check the drives on a non jmicron controller or something before declaring them totally dead. I gave up with the one on my board and stuck with using the sil 680 and sil 3512 PCI cards. You could try 8x and 12x in the liteon too - and maybe even enable hyper tuning in the drive's advanced settings.

he was talking about the LH-20A1P.

It's a drive/firmware/media thing so it's no big surprise that it worked in your laptop. Different drives like different media. Your Plextor is also pretty old now and I'm guessing the Matshita is almost brand new.

You can't backup xbox discs with ImgBurn, they're protected against that kind of thing.

Does it only error out like that on DVD+RW? What about normal DVD-R or DVD+R ? If it happens on all discs, just turn off the 'Send OPC' option in the settings (Write tab).

Yours can't be all that old... maybe you could get it replaced? I wouldn't go for Asus or Plextor to be honest. Plextor just rebrand stuff now and Asus don't appeal to me. I'd probably look at LiteOn, Pioneer, Samsung.

Well there certainly appears to be some sort of issue. Either you got a duff batch of discs or the drive just doesn't like burning them - period. Where were the verbs made? singapore?

I can't possibly answer that. Only you know what you want. This of it this way... You have a folder on your hdd called: C:\My Folder. 'My Folder' contains the files 'My Files'. When you burn the disc, to lets say drive F:, do you want it to turn out like: F:\My Folder - which contains 'My Files' or do you want F:\ - which contains 'My Files'. So if 'C:\My Folder' should become 'F:\' (rather than F:\My Folder), you need to click 'Yes'. Otherwise click 'No'.

This weekend if you're lucky and I get time.

lol I think they're messing.... busting balls or whatever you want to call it.

Select 'Floppy Disk (1.44 MB)' for the emulation type. For the 'Boot Image' you want the 'C:\BootImage.ima' one that ImgBurn just made. Leave the 'Developer ID' empty. Add any other files you want on the CD to the 'Source' box on the left and then hit the write/build button.

I doubt it. When you get the error box come up, do as the post in the FAQ says and use Process Explorer to find out which program is using the drive.

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Please read the FAQ.

I don't think we're talking about the format or sizes of the images, just the actual pictures themselves. Vista ones are more realistic looking.