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Originally posted by quaizywabbit
sounds like a problem with the ASPI driver
I've had ASPI driver problems before and It was a "head scratcher"
Your burner is probably too old( not supported) though someone may very well have the driver fix your lookin for.
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linjon,
Here's some help on how to disable the DMA on your drive:
Start, Control Panel, System Hardware, Click on + on Device Manager than Secondary IDE Channel, In Advanced Settings change the transfer Mode to PIO only ON BOTH.
You might also want to disable the Primary EDI for your test so this way you'll know for sure if it's the DMA.
It is recommended that the DMA stays enable but like quaizywabbit reported it could be an ASPI driver problem & in my case using a Yamaha burner it fixed my problem.
If you see no changes I recommend you set them back to their defauld mode which is ENABLE.
Good Luck