How Do You Troubleshoot A DVD Burner?
Burning a DVD appears to be a simple task. However, it can turn out to be a frustrating experience if you encounter minor problems. In such a situation, it works best to identify the problem and deal with it quickly. Here are some ways to troubleshoot your DVD burner. Determine the DVD format. Remember, DVD burners do not support discs for which they are not designed. Check the surface of the disc. See if the surface is dirty or shows scratches. A dirty surface can be cleaned with a soft cloth. If the disc is scratched, try another disc. Give a second try after rebooting your computer. Sometimes rebooting can resolve minor problems. Ensure that “DMA” is enabled on your “IDE” channels in the “Windows Device” manager. DMA stands for Direct Memory Access, a feature that allows certain hardware subsystems within the computer to access system memory so that they may read and/or write independently of the CPU. Uninstall any packet writing software installed on your PC. Some examples of commo
