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June 4th 08, 12:56 PM
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Why VistaX64 come to a halt when starting to burn a DVD with NERO 8 ??
Didn't have that problem with my old MB EVGA wiith nvidia chipset 780i
Now I have an Asus Maximus Formula with X38 chipset and everytime I start to burn a DVD vista wil become to a halt, i can do anything during 1 minute and then it will come back to normal.... Whats it the problem ?? I was happy when I first start using Vista from XP that this annoyance was gone.. But now it's back ?? I did a fresh reinstall f vista with latest inf driver.. Please help. thanks 
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June 6th 08, 01:08 AM
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Why VistaX64 come to a halt when starting to burn a DVD withNERO 8 ??
Jean wrote:
Didn't have that problem with my old MB EVGA wiith nvidia chipset 780i Now I have an Asus Maximus Formula with X38 chipset and everytime I start to burn a DVD vista wil become to a halt, i can do anything during 1 minute and then it will come back to normal.... Whats it the problem ?? I was happy when I first start using Vista from XP that this annoyance was gone.. But now it's back ?? I did a fresh reinstall f vista with latest inf driver.. Please help. thanks Personally I think Nero is overrated junk, but there is a possibility that motherboard drivers are causing a problem. The Asus website should have the latest drivers for your motherboard and if you do find later ones you can try that, however save to disk, reboot and follow instructions before installing motherboard drivers. If the website has an automated option then revisit after a reboot so the system is fairly "Clean". Also check Nero website for updates.
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