Windows 7 IMPORTANT: Burning .iso to DVD

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Hidavi

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• Jan 21, 2009

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I used Nero 8.

 

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Rex

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• Jan 21, 2009

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I used ImgBurn

 

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• Jan 22, 2009

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Roxio seems to be causing more and more incompatibilites - similar to an antivirus program which shall remain nameless, . A few weeks ago I came across a system where the optical drive disappeared from My Computer. Another tech said to uninstall Roxio .. that cured it. Was a new one on me.

 

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• Jan 22, 2009

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It seems to me like Windows 7 just doesn't like virtual drives. The only one that hasn't caused a problem for me is Gdrive.

 

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Radenight

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• Jan 22, 2009

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I also used Nero 8 to burn both the 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Win 7 and had no problems with either disc.. I used Roxio a long time ago (probably 4 years ago now) and hated it from the second I finished installing it.. I've never had any problems with Nero though..

 

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• Jan 23, 2009

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There is a Roxio fix for this! Also a Registry edit-Google for Optical drives not recognised-have to edit high and low values
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B314060&x=12&y=13

 

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• Jan 28, 2009

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I used ImgBurn with a tayo yuden disc and burned it at 4x which is the slowest these disc's allow.
I had no problems with the install at all.

 

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