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Discussions about media burning on WindowsForum.com cover topics such as burning drivers to DVD or CD for installation, Lightscribe compatibility with Windows 7, and using Windows Media Player to burn music CDs. Users share tips on extracting and burning drivers, troubleshoot Lightscribe recognition issues with SATA drives, and ask about capacity indicators in Windows Media Player for audio CDs. These threads reflect common user concerns with optical disc burning in Windows environments, including driver burning, hardware compatibility, and software limitations.
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    Windows 7 Here is a List of compatible Asuses with Windows 7 and how to use

    Here is a List of compatible Asuses with Windows 7 On the left on bottom you will find Windows®7 supported product modelsLink Removed Click Notebooks :D Do windows update first then download some drivers from Vista if you have Vista Then download drivers from the laptops that are compatible...
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    Windows 7 HP dvd1170 Writer (Lightscribe) & Seven - HELP

    Cheers all! I put together a new rig, and decided to install 7. Device manager correctly has the dvd running happily along - I can write and burn - no worries. However: No matter what I have done, the drive is not recognized as Lightscribe capable. I have tried the various methods...
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    Windows 7 windows media player

    My problem is when using windows media player to burn a music CD, where does it till you that the CD is full. In prier versions there is/was a time line stamp that would let you know how many songs you could put on that media and in third party burning software as well. So when using this...