spinningwheel

Donta

db

Nope, sorry, but the only way for the drive to be reconfigured is through the firmware. I haven't looked yours up, but you can open ImgBurn, right click on your BR drive and see if there's a newer firmware available.

I would try using EndItAll, you can find it through Google, before burning and whatever is using your hdd should stop.

Well, with the slim amount of information that you have supplied here, I consulted my crystal ball and came up with the following opinion: The problem, as far as I can tell, is that your slimline drive doesn't like your choice of media since it doesn't even know that the disc is in the drive, if you put the disc in the drive to start with. (Hint) We generally would like a description of what you've tried to do for yourself. Maybe know if you bothered to read the FAQS and Guides section and maybe tried to use the search function...just a thought.

If some discs work and others fail the manufacturer has a quality control problem. We have never recommended buying cheap media due to the fact that mostly it's junk and causes more problems than you can believe. Stick with what works for your system/device and firmware and you'll be a happy camper.

http://www.meritline.com/newsearch.aspx?SearchTerm=jvc Just stay away from the 'value line' items.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

If you paid through click-bank complain to them and they will refund your charged amount. ImgBurn is freeware and does not and will not rip protected discs as Cynthia advised. To do what you need to, query through Google and you'll learn all you need to about the subject. Just an FYI, we do not discuss any form of activity here.

A quick article on iphone 3g can be found: HERE. Since it is not an ImgBurn function, Google will be your friend on this until you convert what you have to the proper format.

We do not deal with copyright infringement on this site. As advised by the Boss in his post. Take this conversation to a site that deals with as it is not an ImgBurn problem.

Not really, try to get a full size drive in an external enclosure.

I/O problems are almost always caused by the firmware/media/drive not playing nicely together. Check for a firmware update for your drive. Try the other available speeds for your burn.( Destination Media Supported Write Speeds: 4x, 6x, 8x). Your drive will not burn at 2.4 and with the media you're using it is not necessary. Also you can try a cleaning disc on the drive.

Since this isn't really an ImgBurn problem I would suggest taking this conversation to PM or some other form of communication since this is the ImgBurn Board and we don't assist with torrent or ripping problems.

BUT...he's a Time Lord, so his 9147 isn't necessarily our 9174...

Cut and paste the entire log without the screenshots of the popups over it please.

Thanks Boss

Try here.

Thanks db, think I'll just stay with XP for a while longer.

Reviews for your disc are mixed, read this from the pink bit above: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

Just read all of your last posts and came to one unnerving conclusion....You need to get out more buddy....