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CD COPIER
I trying to install a scsi writeable CD disc drive,when trying to copy i am getting this message...'CD copier
could not detect supported CD recorder,please ensure your CD recorder is properly connected,If problem persits please
reinstall easy CD creator'
I did the above things couple of time still i could not get
it working...
it is CD-R DRIVE UNIT
The model is sony CDU 926s
Waiting for a early help
could not detect supported CD recorder,please ensure your CD recorder is properly connected,If problem persits please
reinstall easy CD creator'
I did the above things couple of time still i could not get
it working...
it is CD-R DRIVE UNIT
The model is sony CDU 926s
Waiting for a early help
Something was not done correctly. What other devices are on the scsi bus. Which addr are you using? Is the cable terminated only at the ends?
ASKER
The drive is internal.I am not seeing the drive in MY COMPUTER.The operating system is WINDOWS 95.
If you can't see the drive in my computer check out the device manager
(Right click My computer -> Properties - > Device Manager) and see if your SCSI
card is splatted (yellow exclamation point) out. If so, it's probably an IRQ conflict.
If not, redo all the jumpers for the SCSI ID and double/triple check your SCSI cables
and connections. In other words, unhook everything and try again, slowly.
good luck!
Tony
(Right click My computer -> Properties - > Device Manager) and see if your SCSI
card is splatted (yellow exclamation point) out. If so, it's probably an IRQ conflict.
If not, redo all the jumpers for the SCSI ID and double/triple check your SCSI cables
and connections. In other words, unhook everything and try again, slowly.
good luck!
Tony
hey, i've got the exact same drive, and had the exact same problems. :)
i'm assuming that it's got a SCSI interface card, probably an adaptec 27xx or something, but it's not a true SCSI card in that it can't handle more than one device? mine is only made to handle ONE scsi device, that is the drive alone.
anyways, it's most likely the jumper on the SCSI interface card that is causing trouble. the card is configured to run on most machines, but sometimes you just have to move the jumpers around to see if it will detect.
it could also be a problem with your ASPI drivers. i suggest you do the jumper routine first, then you go to www.adaptec.com and download new ASPI drivers.. then go configure the jumpers again..
bush
i'm assuming that it's got a SCSI interface card, probably an adaptec 27xx or something, but it's not a true SCSI card in that it can't handle more than one device? mine is only made to handle ONE scsi device, that is the drive alone.
anyways, it's most likely the jumper on the SCSI interface card that is causing trouble. the card is configured to run on most machines, but sometimes you just have to move the jumpers around to see if it will detect.
it could also be a problem with your ASPI drivers. i suggest you do the jumper routine first, then you go to www.adaptec.com and download new ASPI drivers.. then go configure the jumpers again..
bush
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thanks for repeating my comment fozy :)
and getting my marks as well.
bush
bush
The drive is external or internal?
Can you see the drive in "My Computer"