DVD Burner

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I built my PC some time ago. And I've had two dvd-rw's the first one died of
natural causes. The second on was performing just fine with all of the dvd
writing software I own. I was trying a new software to see whether it could
work without so much work. It didn't work out, but before I uninstalled it I
noticed that when I put a blank dvd into the drive XP treated it as a CD
only, not as a dvd. So I uninstalled the software still the same thing. I
replaced the drive, still the same responce. XP thinks the disk is a CD. So
the question is. Do I need to look on my XP Pro disk for the driver? Do I
need to hack the registry (if I knew what to look for)? Or is there a place I
can download a new driver? I did some serches on the MS web site, but got no
hits. Has some one out there seen this kind if issue that can help? Thanks in
advance.

 

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see the help on how to 'roll back' a driver. (item 4, "Changes made....")

start/run, type:

HH ms-its:%windir%\Help\diagboot.chm::/options_to_use_when_a_system_will_not_start.htm

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Mark L. Ferguson
FAQ for Windows Antispy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm
"AJones" <AJones@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BB96C834-47CA-4A2B-A0B4-6C2E62235F79@microsoft.com...
>I built my PC some time ago. And I've had two dvd-rw's the first one died of
> natural causes. The second on was performing just fine with all of the dvd
> writing software I own. I was trying a new software to see whether it could
> work without so much work. It didn't work out, but before I uninstalled it I
> noticed that when I put a blank dvd into the drive XP treated it as a CD
> only, not as a dvd. So I uninstalled the software still the same thing. I
> replaced the drive, still the same responce. XP thinks the disk is a CD. So
> the question is. Do I need to look on my XP Pro disk for the driver? Do I
> need to hack the registry (if I knew what to look for)? Or is there a place I
> can download a new driver? I did some serches on the MS web site, but got no
> hits. Has some one out there seen this kind if issue that can help? Thanks in
> advance.