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Why wont my computer burn dvds? It worked so well before.?
I am using Windows DVD Maker. I have burned many movies to dvd with it. For some reason it has stopped working. I have deducted that my processor will start to run at 100% about when the dvd is 3% complete. Everything will go fine until the dvd is at about 99.9%. The computer ejects the disk and tells me that the process has failed. I know it has something to do with the processor running at 100% because it didn't do that before. Has anyone had this same problem and how do you fix it?
This is not a Ram problem. I have 2.5 GB of ram, and it is running at about 50% during this problem. Please read my question carefully before you answer.
I did use task manager to check what program was using the most of my processor, and it was Windows DVD Maker 98%.
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- SullivanLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
While burning, run task manager, select Processes tab, click the "CPU" column to sort by CPU usage - which process is using all that CPU time?
Check the DVD burner's device processes - see if it has somehow gotten into PIO mode - it needs to be in DMA mode.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You have so much junk running in the background that your RAM is all used up. Increase your RAM and get rid of the junk on your computer.
