Can't burn Cd

tdb · 08-07-2008, 09:04 AM

I dowloand some files via the net and they are in zip folder, I want to burn them to a Cd. (I'm using Verbatim DV -R Cd's Power2go buring software Evertime I try is says, 'I don't have a Cd disc in E drive whether I have a Cd in Cd?DVD tray or not'. What gives? Thank you.

tdb

**af3** · 08-07-2008, 09:07 AM

Maybe the discs you are trying are a type your device does not support, or the drive is defective. Can you share more information? You have Windows XP, have you tried using the built-in burning wizzard?

In My Computer, drag the files to the blank CD and right click the CD and select "write these files to CD"

Did the program you speak of come with the computer or the burner?

tdb · 08-07-2008, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by af3

Maybe the discs you are trying are a type your device does not support, or the drive is defective. Can you share more information? You have Windows XP, have you tried using the built-in burning wizzard?

In My Computer, drag the files to the blank CD and right click the CD and select "write these files to CD"

Did the program you speak of come with the computer or the burner?

HP - Pavilion Dv6704nr notebook.

Multiformat DVDÂ±RW/CD-RW drive with double-layer support records up to
8.5GB of data or 4 hours of video using compatible media; also supports LightScribe direct-disc labels using compatible LightScribe media

Yeah, the Power2go burning software came with my notebook computer.

**af3** · 08-07-2008, 10:02 AM

Ok, did the Windows XP wizard work?

Nero made a tool to discover capabilities of your burner:

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Download the file "infotool.zip", save this file to your desktop.
Extract the zipped file on your hard drive using WinZip or WinRAR.
Double-click on the EXE file to start the Nero InfoTool.
The window "Nero InfoTool - Retrieving Information" will open. Please wait until the progress bar has moved completely to the right. The window "Nero InfoTool" will open.
Click the "Save" button (the disk icon at the top). The window "Nero InfoTool – Save/Print" will open.
Please activate all the check boxes (Drive, Disk, Configuration, Software, Hardware, etc.).
Click the "Save" button. The window "Save as" will open.
Name the file and select the "TXT" format as the file type in the dropdown menu.
Select in the "Save in"-dropdown menu the "Desktop" entry.
Click the “Save” button. The Nero InfoTool will be saved on the desktop in the "TXT" format.
Close the two windows "Nero InfoTool – Save/Print" and "Nero InfoTool".
Please send us this file as an e-mail attachment if you contact technical support.

tdb · 08-07-2008, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by af3

Ok, did the Windows XP wizard work?

Nero made a tool to discover capabilities of your burner:

Nah, my Pesario 734RS OS XPSP2 notebook can't burn Cd's, this is my other notebook Pavilion Dv6704nr OS VistaSP1 can burn Cd's. I get a message you file is ready to be copied/burn to Cd and when I try, it states I don't have a cd in the E drive whether I have one or not. . I had the DV6704nr notebook for 6 months, my first try at burning a disc.

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tdb Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: U.S.A Posts: 183 OS: Windows 98, XP -SP3, Vista HP SP1, Linux: Puppy 4.1 & Ubuntu 9.10, MacMac OS X 10.4, Tiger	Can't burn Cd I dowloand some files via the net and they are in zip folder, I want to burn them to a Cd. (I'm using Verbatim DV -R Cd's Power2go buring software Evertime I try is says, 'I don't have a Cd disc in E drive whether I have a Cd in Cd?DVD tray or not'. What gives? Thank you. tdb Last edited by tdb; 08-07-2008 at 09:11 AM.

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af3 TSF Enthusiast Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,185 OS: XP SP3 & PCLinuxOS Gnome My System	Re: Can't burn Cd Maybe the discs you are trying are a type your device does not support, or the drive is defective. Can you share more information? You have Windows XP, have you tried using the built-in burning wizzard? In My Computer, drag the files to the blank CD and right click the CD and select "write these files to CD" Did the program you speak of come with the computer or the burner?