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Unable to burn files to a CD-R using Windows CD Writing Wizard, yet a test
using Windows Media Player burned music onto the very same CD-R in the drive.
Obviously, the drive is capable of writing and the disc is capable of being
written. Moreover, the CD Writing Wizard does not, in fact, seem to be aware
that *any* disk is in the drive. It does not appear to even check for the
presence of media, but instead *immediately* complains that no disk is
present. Removing a blank disk and reinserting it causes the drive motor to
whir, but still, the CD Writing Wizard seems unaware of the presence of media
in the drive.
Right-clicking in the drive window, then selecting Properties, then the
Recording tab shows the the drive is indeed enabled for recording. Burning
music files using The Windows Media Player demonstrates that the drive and
media are both physically functional. The drive and the media are not the
problem.
Any workarounds?
using Windows Media Player burned music onto the very same CD-R in the drive.
Obviously, the drive is capable of writing and the disc is capable of being
written. Moreover, the CD Writing Wizard does not, in fact, seem to be aware
that *any* disk is in the drive. It does not appear to even check for the
presence of media, but instead *immediately* complains that no disk is
present. Removing a blank disk and reinserting it causes the drive motor to
whir, but still, the CD Writing Wizard seems unaware of the presence of media
in the drive.
Right-clicking in the drive window, then selecting Properties, then the
Recording tab shows the the drive is indeed enabled for recording. Burning
music files using The Windows Media Player demonstrates that the drive and
media are both physically functional. The drive and the media are not the
problem.
Any workarounds?