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I've been getting some very erratic behaviour. For example, DVDs I'd
burned with Nero (both -RW and +RW), and which had played OK, had later not been recognised. And programs like DeepBurner Pro were reporting that a disc had insufficient space, when a few minutes earlier Nero Info had said it was empty. With help from the video.help forum I've just discovered the basic cause of this. The suggestion was that my DVD burner (or non-Nero software) is dependent on a driver file that is not autoloaded at startup ... that it's only loaded after Nero has been loaded. Ando after a Win XP reboot (and I was doing lots of those because of DVD-based system freezes etc), that key file(s) was for some reason no longer being automatically loaded. (Why is another issue!) I've just satisfied myself that this was an accurate diagnosis. If I start Nero Express, choose Burn DVD Video, and then insert the discs that were being not being recognized, they are now OK - they trigger autoplay and the DVD is played. And I can now use Nero Info on them and get a result, instead of just 'No disc inserted'. But what I can do about fixing this properly please? Is there maybe something I could re-install to try fixing it? What are possible files that the driver or non-Nero software is looking for? If I could incorporate it into my Windows XP startup routine, presumably that would fix it? One last thought: I've disabled inCD while I work on my DVD problems. Could that actually have something to do with this issue? Do hope some of the experts here can help please. -- Terry, West Sussex, UK Terry Pinnell |
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