Problem with Dell DVD+RW reading DVD data dics?

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For the second time in one month, I had problem viewing the contents of a
DVD-R data disk I created for two separate friends. In both cases, the
friend had a new Dell Dimension desktop (3000, I think) with a DVD+-R/RW
burner.

Here's what happens: I insert my DVD-R data disk and the Dell reads the main
root contents. But when I try to access a folder on the DVD-R, it doesn't
open it. The yellow light on the DVD burner flashes constantly. But nothing
more happens. When I try to open the DVD burner tray manually with the
button, it doesn't open. I have to restart the Dell PC to get the disc out.

I burned these DVD ISO discs on my LG 4040b 4x DVD+-R/RW/RAM burner. I have
created DVDs (movies and data) that play on my Dell system at work
(although, I have a DVD-ROM at work, not a burner).

With the first friend, I used a TDK disc. With the second, I used an
Imitation disc.

Any idea what the problem is?
 
Jim said:
For the second time in one month, I had problem viewing the contents of a
DVD-R data disk I created for two separate friends. In both cases, the friend
had a new Dell Dimension desktop (3000, I think) with a DVD+-R/RW burner.

Here's what happens: I insert my DVD-R data disk and the Dell reads the main
root contents. But when I try to access a folder on the DVD-R, it doesn't open
it. The yellow light on the DVD burner flashes constantly. But nothing more
happens. When I try to open the DVD burner tray manually with the button, it
doesn't open. I have to restart the Dell PC to get the disc out.

I burned these DVD ISO discs on my LG 4040b 4x DVD+-R/RW/RAM burner. I have
created DVDs (movies and data) that play on my Dell system at work (although,
I have a DVD-ROM at work, not a burner).

With the first friend, I used a TDK disc. With the second, I used an Imitation
disc.

Any idea what the problem is?
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The LG 4040b doesnt do that great a job of
producing DVDs that can be read in almost anything.

Get a Pioneer 109 with the 1.40 flashcode.
 
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