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AnExMember

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  1. OK I tried everything suggested - also tried another CD/DVD drive. Still having trouble - I think the HD might be on the way out. I may reinstall XP or something else drastic. Anyway thanks for all the help.
  2. I have a spare CD/DVD drive that I could try.......this one is only a few months old [not that that means it's not knackered] I'll try that and let you know, when I get the chance. Thanks.
  3. I had some sonic updater thing on here - I removed it just in case but there was no other sonic stuff. I also removed another couple of burning programs I had and just for good measure I uninstalled/reinstalled MBAM again [as per the directions here] I Went through the regedit article and came to "If you do not see the LowerFilters registry entry, unfortunately this content is unable to help you any more" and I didn't have the LowerFilters. Anyway, I retried to burn an audio disk and got the same failure result. Tried again with MBAM off and also got the same error - well I think that at least clears MBAM if nothing else. Thanks for the suggestions.
  4. This is the only error I found in Event Viewer: and then in the Help & Support link it gave me. Doesn't mean much to me though. One thing I discovered is that I can burn data disks ok - it's just the audio disks that fail as far as I can make out. And that's with different manufacturers' disks. I have also tried it at different speeds.
  5. I thought of that too. Made no difference unfortunately.
  6. Is there a reason MBAM would conflict with burning a CD? Whenever I attempt to burn a disk, and I mean EVERY time, it runs half way or so through it and then either crashes the computer or "WMP has encountered a problem blah blah and needs to close" appears. When I turn off MBAM it seems to fix the situation and the burning works ok. I tried with other burning programs with the same results. If necessary I will carry on turning MBAM off and then back on. Any ideas? Using: WinXP Home SP3 Avira Thanks for reading.
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