Burning Image problem! Need help!

[Bionic_Tuna]

Ok, I have a Liteon 24x burner, and a Pioneer DVD drive on the same IDE channel. I can copy files from cd's manually with windows explorer, but no matter what program I use, on either drive, It will not read to an image file, it stays stuck at 0%. I really need help, burning through explorer is slow, and a pain. Any ideas?

[Bionic_Tuna]

pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease, someone!

[JodyWatts]

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Originally posted by Bionic_Tuna

Ok, I have a Liteon 24x burner, and a Pioneer DVD drive on the same IDE channel. I can copy files from cd's manually with windows explorer, but no matter what program I use, on either drive, It will not read to an image file, it stays stuck at 0%. I really need help, burning through explorer is slow, and a pain. Any ideas?

Did you try disabling the built in image burning service in XP?

[Bionic_Tuna]

How do I do this?

[JodyWatts]

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Originally posted by Bionic_Tuna

How do I do this?

Note: This will only work in XP, and it will stop your ability to burn directly out of explorer.

1. Right click on "My Computer"

2. Choose "Manage"

3. In the Computer Management window, choose "Services and Applications"

4. Then double click on "Services" in the right hand (side of the) window.

5. scroll down and find "IMAPI CD-Burning COM Service" and double click on it.

6. Choose the stop button.

At this point you should check the burning and see if it is working. If so, follow the same directions and instead of clicking the stop button, choose the drop down list and choose "Disabled" for the start option.

If it doesn't work, just follow the directions and click the "Start" button to restart the service.

[Toxikk Veteran]

you got the jumpers set right? i would make the one with the faster read speed the master.

i know this is kinda lame that i ask, but i know a few people that did not have the jumpers set right and this was one of the results. :evil:

[nekrosoft13]

check the jumpers

[Bionic_Tuna]

well, it wasn't the burning service.

I will check the jumpers and return with my findings.