My DVD-RW Drive (E:)

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Whenever I open a blank DVD+R disc and try to drag files to it , I Get an
error message that states " Windows encountered a problem writing to this
folder. What do you want to do?"

Whenever I open a file and try to copy it to a blank DVD+R disc, I get the
same message.

The drive works fine with a CD-R disc.

I have only one disc drive "Light Scribe DVD + - Writer/CD Writer" I run
Windows XP Home.

This is about as technical as I can get
 
Druid said:
Whenever I open a blank DVD+R disc and try to drag files to it , I
Get an error message that states " Windows encountered a problem
writing to this folder. What do you want to do?"

Whenever I open a file and try to copy it to a blank DVD+R disc, I
get the same message.

The drive works fine with a CD-R disc.

I have only one disc drive "Light Scribe DVD + - Writer/CD Writer" I
run Windows XP Home.

This is about as technical as I can get
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The windows burning program cannot burn to a DVD, are you using a third
partys packet writing software? If not try this one (free).
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cdr_software/cdr_applications/ahead_incd.c
fm
 
MAP said:
The windows burning program cannot burn to a DVD, are you using a third
partys packet writing software? If not try this one (free).
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cdr_software/cdr_applications/ahead_incd.c
fm

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Mike Pawlak


Mike,
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I see where you're going with this and I have a question. Why can't Winows
burn to a DVD? When I purchased the PC, that was one of the sales
points...all-in-one drive.. It says directly above the drive, "Light Scribe
DVD + - Writer/CD Writer"

Your thoughts please, Mike.
Druid
 
Druid said:
I see where you're going with this and I have a question. Why can't
Winows burn to a DVD? When I purchased the PC, that was one of the
sales points...all-in-one drive.. It says directly above the drive,
"Light Scribe DVD + - Writer/CD Writer"

Your thoughts please, Mike.
Druid
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It's just the way the Windows XP burning software is written.
 
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