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Nero wont burn ISO to CD
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baddassb
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27. July 2010 @ 22:08 |
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I'm trying to burn an .iso file using Nero Express (Image,Project,Copy), but everytime I select file and click "burn", a local save image file box appears prompting me to save to local drive. it's just ignoring "D" drive. The same happens when i right click the file and open with Nero Burning Rom. Any suggestions is appreciated. thanks,
HP Pavilion HPE, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 8.00GB, Windows 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, SP1, AMD Radeon HD 6450, Adobe CS 5.5
Dell Dimension P4,2.80GHz,512MB,XPHomeEdition Versions 2002 SP2, NVIDIA GeForce Fx 5200, JLMS DVD-Rom, LITE-ON DVDRW, DVD Shrink, DVD Decryptor, Nero, Sonic, ShowBiz
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hyperryan
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27. July 2010 @ 22:50 |
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Originally posted by baddassb:
I'm trying to burn an .iso file using Nero Express (Image,Project,Copy), but everytime I select file and click "burn", a local save image file box appears prompting me to save to local drive. it's just ignoring "D" drive. The same happens when i right click the file and open with Nero Burning Rom. Any suggestions is appreciated. thanks,
I'm not sure what version of Nero you're running, but if you open Nero Burning Rom, it should show your recorder in a drop down box towards the top right of the window. If it says "Image Recorder", that's your problem, you'll have to drop it down and select your burner. If you've tried that already and it's still happening, I'll have to defer to one of the experts here for their input.
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baddassb
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27. July 2010 @ 23:11 |
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Originally posted by hyperryan:
Originally posted by baddassb:
I'm trying to burn an .iso file using Nero Express (Image,Project,Copy), but everytime I select file and click "burn", a local save image file box appears prompting me to save to local drive. it's just ignoring "D" drive. The same happens when i right click the file and open with Nero Burning Rom. Any suggestions is appreciated. thanks,
I'm not sure what version of Nero you're running, but if you open Nero Burning Rom, it should show your recorder in a drop down box towards the top right of the window. If it says "Image Recorder", that's your problem, you'll have to drop it down and select your burner. If you've tried that already and it's still happening, I'll have to defer to one of the experts here for their input.
i think that may have been the problem. it appears to be burning to CD now. By the way -- should it be track at once or disc at once? thanks much :-)
HP Pavilion HPE, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 8.00GB, Windows 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, SP1, AMD Radeon HD 6450, Adobe CS 5.5
Dell Dimension P4,2.80GHz,512MB,XPHomeEdition Versions 2002 SP2, NVIDIA GeForce Fx 5200, JLMS DVD-Rom, LITE-ON DVDRW, DVD Shrink, DVD Decryptor, Nero, Sonic, ShowBiz
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hyperryan
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27. July 2010 @ 23:16 |
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Originally posted by baddassb:
Originally posted by hyperryan:
Originally posted by baddassb:
I'm trying to burn an .iso file using Nero Express (Image,Project,Copy), but everytime I select file and click "burn", a local save image file box appears prompting me to save to local drive. it's just ignoring "D" drive. The same happens when i right click the file and open with Nero Burning Rom. Any suggestions is appreciated. thanks,
I'm not sure what version of Nero you're running, but if you open Nero Burning Rom, it should show your recorder in a drop down box towards the top right of the window. If it says "Image Recorder", that's your problem, you'll have to drop it down and select your burner. If you've tried that already and it's still happening, I'll have to defer to one of the experts here for their input.
i think that may have been the problem. it appears to be burning to CD now. By the way -- should it be track at once or disc at once? thanks much :-)
Glad to hear that worked. I might be mistaken, but if you're burning a disc image, I believe you would want disc at once.
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