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Old December 2nd 04, 10:53 AM
bryce
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Default My computer Drive I/D's


Hi folks I seem to have an intermitant fault where my dual layer NE
ND3100AD writer is identified as a CD-RW and sometimes as DVD/CD-R
Drive in My Computer in Windows XP home.

Obviously the latter is correct so has anyone any idea why this shoul
be??

It still seems to write correctly although I have only just ordere
some Verbatim DL blanks as these are the only ones NEC approves an
they are 6 quid each!!.

Thanks for your help,

Bryc

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