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F#~%$!# XP and DVD - what the heck?
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Windows XP
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#1 By
1169 (212.38.182.251)
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Wednesday, September 04, 2002 06:19:44 AM
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Windows XP wont write data to my DVD-RW. I have a Philips 1208 DVD+rw, it works fine as a CD writer (with CDR media) and it makes DVDs from programmes such as My DVD and DVDit!, but if I wish to simply send datd to it like I do with a normal CDR (send to [drive letter]) and I run the wizard it tells me that the disk in the driver is empty of full, yet windows shows the cd as a re-writable with 4.7 space available....? NERO sends data OK to it... can XP write data to a DVD?
Also, and pardon the bitching, why is it that XP wont let me erase a file, it may be a file that I have not used at all (say an MP3 I downloaded and then realized did not want), it gives me this [the file is being used] messsage, I even have directories that I cannot erase because of that....any idea of why?...many, many thanks for your replies...
Diabulos
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#2 By
1169 (161.74.55.24)
at
Thursday, September 05, 2002 12:59:04 PM
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It is good to know, Philips customer support keeps telling me it is my installation of XP that is wrong!!!, why can't XP write to DVD? anyone has a clue about the [file being used] when trying to delete a folder?
Antonio
This post was last edited by diabulos on Thursday, September 05, 2002 at 12:59.
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