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Gary MCSE
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      06-26-2005
I have been having problems with my Sony CD-RW of late.
It records extremely slow, (4X but it has a 52X Max), and sometimes it wont
record at all.
The built in XP burning software will not work at all.

I ran Checkit Suite and all checks good but I get a Memory Allocation Failed
error.
I have 1.5gb of DDR 2700 and a 30gb HDD with roughly 20gb free.
Tried changing page file settings, (Increase) but still the error persists.

Problems may be unrelated and the system runs absolutely great with the X64
version.
I am using a generic brand of CD-RW blanks and it sems that this issue with
the CD burner started with the acquisition of these blanks.
But I had also just done a Format/Reload of my 32 bit system and installed
the x64 as well.
Lots of variables to contend with.
I have also d/l'd the Highmat update for the onboard burning software but I
thought that is primarily for ISO's.

Maybe step 1 is to try different CD-RW media.
Funny part is I get the exact same problems on the 32 bit as the 64 bit.
Also have tried Roxio Easy CD as well as the software that came with the
Sony both give the same results.

I am able to burn disks but it usually takes a lot longer than it should,
running at 4X is a big part of it, but it takes a very long time for it to
even start the writing phase.

Any input will definitely be appreciated.

Gary


 
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M. Murcek
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      06-26-2005
I found that a Sony DVD writer would lock the Explorer (not IE) completely
just trying to read a CD. Seems like Sony's firmware might not be playing
nice. I was told in a reply to a post below that a plain old Lite-On DVD
writer works fine. I've always been partial to Plextor, but I'm told they
also cause problems.

I don't believe that's really any help, resolution wise, but it is what I've
read here so far.

"Gary MCSE" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I have been having problems with my Sony CD-RW of late.
> It records extremely slow, (4X but it has a 52X Max), and sometimes it
> wont record at all.
> The built in XP burning software will not work at all.
>
> I ran Checkit Suite and all checks good but I get a Memory Allocation
> Failed error.
> I have 1.5gb of DDR 2700 and a 30gb HDD with roughly 20gb free.
> Tried changing page file settings, (Increase) but still the error
> persists.
>
> Problems may be unrelated and the system runs absolutely great with the
> X64 version.
> I am using a generic brand of CD-RW blanks and it sems that this issue
> with the CD burner started with the acquisition of these blanks.
> But I had also just done a Format/Reload of my 32 bit system and installed
> the x64 as well.
> Lots of variables to contend with.
> I have also d/l'd the Highmat update for the onboard burning software but
> I thought that is primarily for ISO's.
>
> Maybe step 1 is to try different CD-RW media.
> Funny part is I get the exact same problems on the 32 bit as the 64 bit.
> Also have tried Roxio Easy CD as well as the software that came with the
> Sony both give the same results.
>
> I am able to burn disks but it usually takes a lot longer than it should,
> running at 4X is a big part of it, but it takes a very long time for it to
> even start the writing phase.
>
> Any input will definitely be appreciated.
>
> Gary
>



 
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      06-26-2005
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"Gary MCSE" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I have been having problems with my Sony CD-RW of late.
> It records extremely slow, (4X but it has a 52X Max), and sometimes it
> wont record at all.
> The built in XP burning software will not work at all.
>
> I ran Checkit Suite and all checks good but I get a Memory Allocation
> Failed error.
> I have 1.5gb of DDR 2700 and a 30gb HDD with roughly 20gb free.
> Tried changing page file settings, (Increase) but still the error
> persists.
>
> Problems may be unrelated and the system runs absolutely great with the
> X64 version.
> I am using a generic brand of CD-RW blanks and it sems that this issue
> with the CD burner started with the acquisition of these blanks.
> But I had also just done a Format/Reload of my 32 bit system and installed
> the x64 as well.
> Lots of variables to contend with.
> I have also d/l'd the Highmat update for the onboard burning software but
> I thought that is primarily for ISO's.
>
> Maybe step 1 is to try different CD-RW media.
> Funny part is I get the exact same problems on the 32 bit as the 64 bit.
> Also have tried Roxio Easy CD as well as the software that came with the
> Sony both give the same results.
>
> I am able to burn disks but it usually takes a lot longer than it should,
> running at 4X is a big part of it, but it takes a very long time for it to
> even start the writing phase.
>
> Any input will definitely be appreciated.
>
> Gary
>



 
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John Barnes
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      06-27-2005
Just to clarify, the Plextor that locks my system on x64 is a SATA model not
an IDE model. Both the Lite-on and NEC that work on x64 are IDE.


"M. Murcek" <> wrote in message
news:%...
>I found that a Sony DVD writer would lock the Explorer (not IE) completely
>just trying to read a CD. Seems like Sony's firmware might not be playing
>nice. I was told in a reply to a post below that a plain old Lite-On DVD
>writer works fine. I've always been partial to Plextor, but I'm told they
>also cause problems.
>
> I don't believe that's really any help, resolution wise, but it is what
> I've read here so far.
>
> "Gary MCSE" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>>I have been having problems with my Sony CD-RW of late.
>> It records extremely slow, (4X but it has a 52X Max), and sometimes it
>> wont record at all.
>> The built in XP burning software will not work at all.
>>
>> I ran Checkit Suite and all checks good but I get a Memory Allocation
>> Failed error.
>> I have 1.5gb of DDR 2700 and a 30gb HDD with roughly 20gb free.
>> Tried changing page file settings, (Increase) but still the error
>> persists.
>>
>> Problems may be unrelated and the system runs absolutely great with the
>> X64 version.
>> I am using a generic brand of CD-RW blanks and it sems that this issue
>> with the CD burner started with the acquisition of these blanks.
>> But I had also just done a Format/Reload of my 32 bit system and
>> installed the x64 as well.
>> Lots of variables to contend with.
>> I have also d/l'd the Highmat update for the onboard burning software but
>> I thought that is primarily for ISO's.
>>
>> Maybe step 1 is to try different CD-RW media.
>> Funny part is I get the exact same problems on the 32 bit as the 64 bit.
>> Also have tried Roxio Easy CD as well as the software that came with the
>> Sony both give the same results.
>>
>> I am able to burn disks but it usually takes a lot longer than it should,
>> running at 4X is a big part of it, but it takes a very long time for it
>> to even start the writing phase.
>>
>> Any input will definitely be appreciated.
>>
>> Gary
>>

>
>



 
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