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Going from 98 to XP - 6/14/2002 9:12:14 PM

bowhuntr

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I just went from Windows 98se to XP Pro. I use Nero most of the time, along with InCD for the packet writing. The problem is this, I can't get InCD to format a CDRW. I have tried 3 or 4 different disks, disabled the built in software for XP, did everything that I can think of. I don't think that it is InCD, because I have tried another packet writer, DLA that comes with Record Now Max. The burner is a Phillips PCRW804. It is working because I have copied disks using Clone CD. I can't figure this one out and I would be thankful for any help that I can get.

Thanks,
bowhuntr

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RE: Going from 98 to XP - 6/15/2002 10:12:37 AM

Laffin Assassin

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Hi bowhuntr
It could be down to the Windows XP ASPI drivers.
I have just e-mailed you a zip file 250k unpack it into a folder and just follow the instructions and hopefully this will cure your problem.

Laffin Assassin

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But it's more Important to be NICE!!!

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RE: Going from 98 to XP - 6/18/2002 6:16:36 PM

CCampbell

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If that fails, if this is a fresh install, reinstall the XP OS over the current one. For some reason I've seen on a number of occasions when XP fails to install all of its components properly. ANd this has resovled the issue for a number of customer who recently changed over to XP.

Regards,

Craig

quote:

Hi bowhuntr
It could be down to the Windows XP ASPI drivers.
I have just e-mailed you a zip file 250k unpack it into a folder and just follow the instructions and hopefully this will cure your problem.

Laffin Assassin

It's Nice to be Important!!!
But it's more Important to be NICE!!!