MP10 no longer recognises blank CDs for burning. I am using the same disks as
when it did burn, and can burn from other programs (Itunes, Nero, etc).

I have cold-booted sveral times to no avail.

I saw a similar thread "no disc drive" that was resolved by using different
CDs, but in my case I know the CDs are good because they work in other burn
programs, and used to work in this version of MP10.

Running latest version of MP10 under Windows XP.

I hate to reload MP10 because even tho' I have license backup - restores
never go smoothly and take an inordinate amount of time.

Thank for any help.

don't know what mp10 is, but roll back to wmp 9 , not sure what a cold
boot is either. do know, you must have the tunes on your hard drive
before you can burn.

http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#xpcdburn
may help here...

Reloading WMP wouldn't do anything here because you're dealing with the
system CD burner, as opposed to any code living in WMP proper...

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"rhb" <rhb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> MP10 no longer recognises blank CDs for burning. I am using the same disks
> as
> when it did burn, and can burn from other programs (Itunes, Nero, etc).
>
> I have cold-booted sveral times to no avail.
>
> I saw a similar thread "no disc drive" that was resolved by using
> different
> CDs, but in my case I know the CDs are good because they work in other
> burn
> programs, and used to work in this version of MP10.
>
> Running latest version of MP10 under Windows XP.
>
> I hate to reload MP10 because even tho' I have license backup - restores
> never go smoothly and take an inordinate amount of time.
>
> Thank for any help.