CD burner seizes up using Nero 6.6.0.18

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  1. nch

    nch Member

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    Hiya.
    CD burning on my laptop (Win XP, SP2) has been cranky for a while. I've upgraded the software and tried slow speeds, no other running software etc. What usually happens is that the burning starts, gets to about 3% and then starts to make a painful scratching sound until the plug gets pulled on the computer. I don't know what to try next. Anyone? This is the most recent logfile:

     
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    Your Nero is several versions behind, update to from Nero site

    you dont have much free memory, try closing down any unnecessary progs including spyware while burning


    try slowing burn to 16X

    Discs made by CMC are possibly the worst you can use and these discs alone cause problems, try using a better quality such as Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden




     
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    Thanks for quick response, I'll try some of that & get back to you.
     
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    Dont try SOME of that try ALL of that if you want your problem fixed!
     
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    Yeah obviously, but changing the discs is going to have to wait till payday :(

    I've updated Nero and after closing all obviously running programs I still have the 70% memory use. (AdAware says there's no spyware). I'm sure I used to have DMA enabled (back in the days when the burner was working) but I can't find a way to get it back on.

    A simulated burn after this gives similar results:

    I guess I need to head off to the shops next...
     

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