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Subject: Re: New Blu-Ray Drive Problems... Sort of Sorted ! :)
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In reply to "|--Spike=-" who wrote the following:
> After (randomly) switching some SATA cables around at the motherboard
> end and then drive 'C:' coming back to life, I didn't bother trying to
> waste any more 25GB Blu-Rays trying to write with the new Blu-Ray
> drive.
> I ordered a single re-writeable 25GB Blu-Ray disc... it worked fine !
>
> Dilemma for Me was that the re-writeable allowed x1 and x2 writing
> speeds (I selected x2), the TDK Blu-Ray discs that I bought would only
> go as low as x4 speed (in Nero). Sooooo.... was my system being forced
> to work harder than it had to ? And failing because it was working too
> hard !
>
> I then decided to attempt to burn a 6th Blu-Ray (non-re-writeable)...
> it burned ok :)
> So I burned another 3... all ok :)
>
> It looks like I have problems with the Motherboard (SATA Connections)
> and NOT the drives attached to it.
>
> Thank you all for your Help. I Still have a problem, but at least I
> know where I stand (I Think) :)
>
>
>
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> * If The Earth Didn't Suck... We Would All Fall Off !
> *
> *******************************************************
>
> |--Spike=-
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Happiness is a working drive :-).
RIB.
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