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  1. Running HDDTune definately slowed my computer down entirely. My drives are set up in Raid0 both being SATA with a 100gb partition for my OS and the rest remaining for storage and my CD-Rom drive is just a normal slime drive for laptops.
  2. Burning a disc in Discovery Mode worked 100% without any hitches. I my temperatures on the hdd's while burning seemed to be fine, screenshot below:
  3. No CPU usage is never above 10% while burning, only when the buffers raise again will the cpu usage spike. When I did a fresh install IMGBURN was one of the first things I installed and it burnt 2 things fine with no issues what-so-ever. After keeping the laptop shutdown for a few hours and booting back up to burn a few more discs it started giving me the issue again. Log from latest burn: ; //****************************************\\ ; ImgBurn Version 2.4.2.0 - Log ; Monday, 27 October 2008, 18:36:40 ; \\****************************************// ; ; I 18:36:28 ImgBurn Version 2.4.2.0 started! I 18:36:28 Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate Edition (6.0, Build 6001 : Service Pack 1) I 18:36:28 Total Physical Memory: 3,143,360 KB - Available: 2,283,952 KB I 18:36:28 Initialising SPTI... I 18:36:28 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices... I 18:36:28 Found 1 DVD
  4. I've been in a constant battle with getting my laptop to burn images lately. I just did a fresh install of Windows Vista with SP1 hoping it'd help and it didn't. Just today I went out and bought a new DVD drive hoping it'd be the end all to my problems and it wasn't. My burns will usually get to about 8% then the buffers will drop to 0% and my burn will stop for about 10 minutes and will say my Hard drive has reached its threshold. It will start back up again when the buffers reach 100% but will only burn for about 10-15sec. I made sure that the drive is in DMA mode so that is not the issue. Also I tried deleting the UpperFilter/LowerFilter registry keys as I've read elsewhere which didn't help either. The only solution I have found is using an external DVD writer (USB), but would much rather prefer just being able to use my laptop's writer. Write speeds don't seem to have any effect on the problem either. Also, I would post a log but when I'm attempting to burn something my laptop refuses to do anything - meaning trying to do anything such as clicking the View>Log option takes about 20 minutes to open. I have no applications running, or resource heavy services/processes while attempting to burn. My laptop Specs are as follows: Gateway P6831FX Intel T5550 CPU @ 1.6 3GB Ram Nvidia 8800m GTS 512 2x 200GB 7200RPM HDD in Raid0 Samsung S082H It does this with all media, CD's, DVD's, DVD DL (Verbatim) Thanks for any advice, OldSpice
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