Guest Ross Posted October 20, 2008 Posted October 20, 2008 I have 2 CD drives on my PC. Both are cd burners. I am trying to copy an entire disk. The burner software copies the source info OK, but when it tries to burn to the target I get an "error" message. I have tried burning using both drives, and I have used 2 different burner softwares. Below is the error message I get: "An error occured while burning the disk. Most likely the disk is not useable. (devNTSPTI_IO_error_) could not write to disk (LBA: 0 length: 26). SCSI Pass-Through Interface I/O Error. -0xFF045D" Actually I have tried 3 different softwares. Nero, Express Burn, and CD Burner XP. Not sure what to do next. All help and suggestions appreciated.
Guest John McGaw Posted October 21, 2008 Posted October 21, 2008 Re: CD Burner Issues Ross wrote: > I have 2 CD drives on my PC. Both are cd burners. I am trying to copy an > entire disk. The burner software copies the source info OK, but when it tries > to burn to the target I get an "error" message. I have tried burning using > both drives, and I have used 2 different burner softwares. Below is the > error message I get: > > "An error occured while burning the disk. Most likely the disk is not > useable. (devNTSPTI_IO_error_) could not write to disk (LBA: 0 length: 26). > SCSI Pass-Through Interface I/O Error. -0xFF045D" > > Actually I have tried 3 different softwares. Nero, Express Burn, and CD > Burner XP. Not sure what to do next. All help and suggestions appreciated. > Are you trying to copy from one drive to the other or are you using a single drive for the entire process? If you manually copy the contents of the source CD to the HD as an ISO file (or some other image format compatible with your software) and then burn that file the HD to the CD does anything different happen? Have you successfully burned CDs in the past? If so, are you using the same media now as then? If your software offers the option to vary the burn speed (Nero does, for sure) have you tried a slower speed? Just some things to think about... John McGaw http://johnmcgaw.com
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