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April 2nd 07, 03:22 PM
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Yet another cannot write to CD/DVD
I have an HP DVD740 as well as a Panasonic LF-D-103 DVD RAM drive, neither
drive will allow me to write to media, they have no issues reading a CD or DVD Both of these drives worked in XP I seen other people suggest using Nero... why should I have to use something else when Vista itself should be able to handle the basic function? 
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April 4th 07, 01:48 PM
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Yet another cannot write to CD/DVD
In article , Raedwulf
says... I have an HP DVD740 as well as a Panasonic LF-D-103 DVD RAM drive, neither drive will allow me to write to media, they have no issues reading a CD or DVD Both of these drives worked in XP I seen other people suggest using Nero... why should I have to use something else when Vista itself should be able to handle the basic function? I had the same problem first time I installed - installed Roxio and it started working fine - there is apparently a registry setting regarding high and low filters that need to be modified - Google it. -- Mike Matheny
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