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Philips CDD 3610 CDRW - Problem working on win2000!

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  1. Visible

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    Hi all,
    Ive had this drive for a very long time, and its worked in the past on other OS 's (95, 98 etc). However, ive recently built a new computer, and installed Windows 2000 (running SP2). The CD-
    RW was in an external box, as i have to share the drive with my dad, but i have since taken the drive out of the box due to problems i am having with the drive. Windows 2000 finds the drive no problems, and even reports its speed, 2x2x6x, and reads CD's fine. But if i try to run Nero (burning rom) (both my copy ver 5.5.3.5 and the demo 5.5.8.0), it causes Nero to lock up on the 'searching SCSI/IDE drives' (something like that) and the HD light to remain on. I did run a ASPI checker program, and found i hadn't got ASPI drivers, which i have downloaded and installed to version 4.7 (Adaptec). But still i can not write to the CD-
    RW / copy CD's etc. I have also found running Nero's DriveSpeed, or even to look at the properties of the drive under Device Manager, to cause a lock up of that program. I have also checked the drive in my dads system running windows 98SE and it works fine, so i have crossed out the idea of the drive being duff.
    Ive tried the CD-RW drive on both IDE channels (1 & 2) as master, but still no luck.
    Has anyone got any ideas? Would updating the firmware help or would it be a waste of time (and how do u detect the version of the firmware?)?
    Is there drivers for the CDD3610? - just wondering if this is the problem.
    Thanks in advance all, any help / advice / ideas / ANYTHING !! will be appreciated :)
     
  2. Thandor

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    I don't think it is windows 2000.
    On my AMD Duron 1200 (Elitegroup K7VTA3) it doesn't work too. I have 256MB DDR-Ram and a 20GB harddrive. I tried master/slave and primary/secondary too but none of them worked. I only can read CD's. When I start nero the computer crashes.
    In my P166 (83Mhz bus, so I can beat an 225 easily!) with Win'95 works perfect.

    Please someone, help me.
     
  3. Echostorm

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    Hi Echostorm,

    That driverguide link does not work. By manual searching at driverguide.com I can not find them either.
    Can you send Windows 2000 and XP drivers to me by e-mail (melse@xs4all.nl)?

    Thanks in advance!
     
  5. cd-rw.org

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    Post URL here so that others can enjoy it too, please.
     
  6. bilbobab5

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    I just wanted to add that I have the same Problem under Windows XP. (sorry, no real solution either :-( )

    (CDD 3610 internal, Athlon 1900+, MSI KT3 Ultra Board, IDE1: Two Harddisks, IDE2: DVD(Toshiba SD-M1612) + cdd3610)

    When I start Nero it hangs on searching the SCSI/IDE Bus - when I open and close the drive Nero does proceed though. Then, when I try to burn a CD the drive does nothing (but I cannot open it anymore) and the progress bar just goes on for ever ... ( I can kill Nero, but the PC wont shuttdown correctly afterwards.)

    The workaround that I have for the moment is that I still have win98 installed and there it works perfectly ...

    best regards, Bilbo
     
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  8. Echostorm

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    hey I fixed my problem. I ofund the updates for easy Cd creator =had a fix that made my cd/rw avabile for win 2000 and I have been a mad burning fool ever sence.!!


    check out the adaptec website for the updates.

    It worked for me :)


    Echo
     
  9. slarge

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    similar problem with win2000 and nero5 on my dads machine,
    could anyone email me drivers/updates?
    so i can get him out of his mess
     
  10. coupalj

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    Can not get CDD3610 to format a CDRW using Direct CD under Windows 2000. Updated firmware to 3.09. Works ok for CDR and Easy CD Creator, but not for Drive Letter Access where you format a CDRW to use like a big floppy disk. Anyone else have this problem? Any Solution?
    Tried HP DLA, and Write CD-RW v3, no luck. Using Easy CD Creator 5. Tried different machine, same result, so not the motherboard.
     
  11. rabnud

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    Philips considered these CDRWs as being part of the monitor group for the longest time, so if anyone looks for firmware, look for monitor downloads.
     
  12. coupalj

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    The problem is with windows 2000. I have tried the same drive with a half dozen software packages which say they support it and can get most to work - like easy cd creator, but not the direct cd portion which allows you drive letter access by formating a CDRW disk and using as a floppy. The Microsoft site will tell you that windows 2000 does not support the cdd3610.
     

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