ImGeorge Posted Sunday at 07:43 AM Posted Sunday at 07:43 AM I've disabled the settings but it still opens the tray. I'm burning on a laptop, and it opens the tray after it completes operations and on failures too. I don't want it to open the tray because the laptop is very bad it may not read the disc after its removal, and have to wait hours for it to make it work again. Please cansomeone help me?
dbminter Posted Sunday at 12:46 PM Posted Sunday at 12:46 PM Did you disable BOTH eject settings? Somewhat oddly, there are 2 separate Settings sections with eject options. Under the Settings, there's a Cycle Tray Before Verify option you can disable under Write. Then, under the Settings, there are the various Eject options you can deselect under Device.
ImGeorge Posted Sunday at 04:19 PM Author Posted Sunday at 04:19 PM 3 hours ago, dbminter said: Did you disable BOTH eject settings? Somewhat oddly, there are 2 separate Settings sections with eject options. Under the Settings, there's a Cycle Tray Before Verify option you can disable under Write. Then, under the Settings, there are the various Eject options you can deselect under Device. I disabled both of them already.
ImGeorge Posted Sunday at 05:14 PM Author Posted Sunday at 05:14 PM *** NEW UPDATE! *** ImgBurn is failing to read the disc. (it is a CD Recordable (CD-R)) I'm getting a error (or info) (you can view it in the file) I don't know why is happening, but its probably a drive failure, it may recover sometime. The disc is vaild.
dbminter Posted Sunday at 05:20 PM Posted Sunday at 05:20 PM I can't explain the first problem off the bat, but it could be related to the 2nd. Settings both areas of eject settings should have worked, but if the drive is failing, as it may be being unable to read that disc, that could explain it. However, being unable to read that CD-R could be an issue with that CD-R. Unless it's repeatable with other discs, it could just be a CMC Magnetics cheap CD-R.
ImGeorge Posted Tuesday at 05:11 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 05:11 PM The disc has to be a high quality disc because the company who made the discs "Verbatim" has high quality discs.
dbminter Posted Tuesday at 05:21 PM Posted Tuesday at 05:21 PM No, not necessarily. Verbatim is owned by CMC Magnetics, which makes the worst optical discs out there. If you're using Verbatim Life Series sold in brick and mortar stores, they will be CMC Magnetics trash. Only Verbatim DataLife Plus, NOT Life Series, are high quality discs because they're made by Mitsubishi.
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