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Browse All TopicsI'm not sure if this is the right area to address this, but no other area seems more appropriate.
I have been successfully using Ahead InCD ver. 3.27.1 to format CD-RW disks for about a year. Suddenly, the software has stopped properly formatting the disks, though it goes through the motions and reports that the disk has been properly formatted. When I look at the disk with Windows Explorer it shows that the disk has been recognized as an Audio CD.
The problem seems to have sprung up out of nowhere. I'm using the same stock of disks on the same TDK drive as I did the last time I was successful (maybe two weeks ago) and I have installed no new software since then - to the best of my knowledge. I did uninstall and reinstall the InCD software on the theory that the original installation might have become corrupted.
I'm not having trouble reading from or writing to CD-RWs that I previously formatted on this same drive with the same software. and I'm able to burn to this media with Nero just fine. I just seem to have lost the ability to format the CD-RW media in UDF format.
The CD hardware I'm running on is a TDK CDRW401248UEX and it's connected via a USB 2.0 port if that is significant, but this is the same setup I've been using for the last year. The OS in WinME running on a Pentium II at 233 MHz (just barely meets the software specs, but again, it's been working without a problem until recently.)
Does anyone have a clue as to what might be going on? The Ahead web site doesn't seem to have anything to offer.
Dave
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