I have seen a KB article over this at Q260992 only that is for Windows 2000.
Also, in the ISO Burning powertoy, I cannot choose a recorder and thus that
powertoy (a must for me) is completely useless. For now I use Nero - Burning
Rom and that gets the job done.
PS: I have the IMAPI service already set to automatic but still no avail.
Any help would be greatly welcomed.
Go to Start>Run> type "Regedit" and click "OK".
Now click on the + signs for each of the paths as listed below and then
follow the branch to the next one.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CD
Burning\Drives
Then click on the yellow folder icon for
"Volume{0c092dc0-c259-11d5-bfe4-806d6172696f}".
In the right hand window will be an item called "Drive Type"
Right click this and change the Dword value to 2
Click "OK" and exit registry editor.
Restart and that should give you the options for burning. At this point
my
CD-R and CD-RW discs were still not being recognised, but uninstalling
the
CD burning update (Q309691) solved this. If you have the CD burning
update
(from Windows Update), go to Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove
Programs,
and find it near the bottom of the list. It's called "Windows XP Hotfix
(SP1) [See Q309691 for more information]". Remove it, restarting if
necessary. If you don't have the fix, try downloading it from Windows
Update.
Hope this helps! :o)
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There appears to be several CDRW drives that are experiencing this problem.
Removing the CD Burner update downloaded from the Windows Update website has been shown to fix this problem, in some cases. This is a non-invasive procedure and can be reversed if it does not work.
Go to Control Panel/Add-remove Programs. Scroll down to the entry "Windows XP Hotfix (SP1) [See Q309691 for more information]" select it and click the Add/Remove button. This will uninstall that update. Reboot and check to see if the Record tab is back.
If you do happen to experience any negative effects, you can simply go back to Windows Update and reinstall the burner update.
Let us know the results.
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thank you all for your help!
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On Sun, 11 Nov 2001 20:29:33 -0000, "Tim Wakeling" <t...@mail.com>
wrote: