I have a Lite On LTR40125S which is 48X/40X/12X. I purchased some
Memorex High speed CD-RW disks with recording speeds up to 12X. I am
using Nero 5 as that is what came with the burner.
I am able to erase these disks, but after what appears to have been a
successful; write, it throws the Lite On LTR40125S into a locked up
mode which I cannot do anything in windows until I remove the disk.
I have the latest firmware as I checked and even though the file was
supposed to be newer, it was the same size and date of an older
firmware I installed.
Did I buy the wrong disks for this burner? Any other suggestions
appreciated.
The drive is probably 5 years old, but has had little use. I tried
recording at 12 X speed with the same results. I have no trouble with
Memorex 40X CD-R disks. I added the registry tweak and will check
this later.
smh wrote:
> . --------------------------------------
> Mike Richter, were you born with
> "Scam Artist" emblazoned on your face?
> --------------------------------------
>
> lb wrote:
> >
> > I have a Lite On LTR40125S which is 48X/40X/12X. I purchased some
> > Memorex High speed CD-RW disks with recording speeds up to 12X. I am
> > using Nero 5 as that is what came with the burner.
> >
> > I am able to erase these disks, but after what appears to have been a
> > successful; write, it throws the Lite On LTR40125S into a locked up
> > mode which I cannot do anything in windows until I remove the disk.
> >
> > I have the latest firmware as I checked and even though the file was
> > supposed to be newer, it was the same size and date of an older
> > firmware I installed.
> >
> > Did I buy the wrong disks for this burner? Any other suggestions
> > appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> (What's the exact logo on the Memorex disc?)
> (Considering the age of the burner, it may require cleaning.)
>
> First modify the registry for Nero to show actual burn speed:
>
> 1. Start-> Run-> type Regedit
> 2. Go to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ahead\Nero - Burning Rom\Recorder"
> 3. Go to Edit-> New -> DWORD Value
> 4. Rename "New Value #1" to "ShowSingleRecorderSpeed"
> 5. Right-click on it and select "Modify"
> 6. Now set the value 0 to 1
>
> Reboot after the registry modification.
>
> Next write something and select 12x (or next lower speed) for 'Write
> speed'. If the resulting disc locks up, see if you can erase by [Nero,
> Recorder, Erase] and select 12x (or next lower) for 'Erase speed'.
>
> Post back how it went.