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I have a Samsung notebook, just over 2 years old, and the CD burner seems to have packed up on me? No matter what program I use it goes through all the processes of burning an audio CD but when I try to play it the CD player doesn´t recognise it.
I tried using a CD cleaning disc today but it made no difference...
I used a windows hardware problems diagnose tool yesterday and it said there were no problems
Regular CDs still play no problem.
Any ideas?
I tried using a CD cleaning disc today but it made no difference...
I used a windows hardware problems diagnose tool yesterday and it said there were no problems
Regular CDs still play no problem.
Any ideas?
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Which CD Player? Does the one that burned it recognise it?
I'm pretty sure some real CD players don't recognise all burned CDs, they might read a CD-R but not a CD-RW etc. I once bought a pile of burnable DVDs and didn't realise my player only worked with DVD+R not DVD-R (maybe other way round), they work differently, and even then it was picky about the brand :( |
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Samsung notebook and Samsung Home Cinema system. No not even the notebook could recognise it.
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