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Discussion in 'Storage and Networking' started by puck_andy, Jul 23, 2003.

  1. puck_andy Newcomer, in training Posts: 38

    My computer doesn't recognize the new burner I got as a burner, just as a cd-rom drive. Any software tips?

    950mhz 256ram (don't laugh):confused:

    Thanks in advance
  2. Julio Franco TechSpot Editor Posts: 6,045   +119

    You mean Windows doesn't recognize it as such or is it your burning software? If it's the later a software updated could help, the same happened to me when I got my (now old) 12x CD-RW.

    You could also check Verbatim's drive FAQ on its website, perhaps a known issue in...... what OS are you using?
  3. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training Posts: 6,504

    Yes, download any Nero or Roxio updates, and your drive should be recognised as a writer.

    Don't have Nero or Roxio on at the same time - its easier one or the other.
  4. acidosmosis TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,574

    Also, possibly that CDR may need drivers installed, so check the CD's and documentation that came with it. I haven't seen a CD-ROM or CDR that didnt basically detect automatically but I'm sure it is possible.
  5. SNGX1275 TS Special Forces Posts: 11,891   +117

    Actually, the new burners I have seen, don't even come with drivers, and when you go to their website - they just simply say that no drivers are needed. I guess assuming that Windows already has ones that work fine.
  6. Nic TechSpot Paladin Posts: 1,926

    You could also check the manufacturer's website for updated firmware for your drive.
     
  7. puck_andy Newcomer, in training Posts: 38

    yeah, the website doesn't even have much on the product except some crap pdf file. the updates don't do much either.
  8. Nic TechSpot Paladin Posts: 1,926

    According to this page your drive is an OEM Liteon LTR-52246S ...

    Verbatim 522452AL

    Firmware for the Liteon can be found over here ...

    Liteon LTR-52246S

    I suggest using MtkWinFlash to update your firmware, which can be done under Windows, so no need for a boot disk. This program will even recover your drive if the flashing fails, and your drive is dead. It really works, as I used it myself to recover a dead Samsung SM-352B Combo drive after the firmware update failed.

    You can find MtkWinFlash over here ...

    MtkWinFlash