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Disable XP CD burning software!!!
Name: harman Date: May 16, 2002 at 12:53:49 Pacific
Comment:
There was Message before on this site by randaroo and he said "Disable XP CD burning and install some good burning software like Nero and also install the latest ASPI layer."
So how do we Disable XP CD burning software in Xp because none of the CD buring software is working in Windows Xp. But it worked in Windows 98 se and What is ASPI layer and where do we download it lastest ASPI. I have NEC 7700A CD-RW.
Name: randaroo Date: May 16, 2002 at 13:22:00 Pacific
Reply:
Go into Administrative Tools - Services and double click "IMAPI CD Burning" and set to disabled. I'm not at my XP machine right now so I'm doing this from memory. You can get the latest ASPI layer (4.70) at http://www.adaptec.com
ASPI stands for Advanced SCSI Programming Interface (the A used to stand for Adaptec, who originally came up with it). You need it in order for certain software to be able to communicate with your drive.
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Response Number 3
Name: jrichard326 Date: May 16, 2002 at 16:03:44 Pacific
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You can easily disable it by opening Windows Media Player 8. Go to Tools-Options-Devices-
Highlight the CD-RW device and hit the Properties Radio Button-Then click on Recodring tab- Uncheck enable CD recording on this drive-then click on OK
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Response Number 4
Name: Claude B Date: May 17, 2002 at 10:29:30 Pacific
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Hi,
I make no promotion, but Nero v.5.5 (latest version) works fine with windows XP. I use it a complement for functions not directly supported by XP.
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