ImgBurn issue: Device Not Ready (Medium Not Present)

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  1. heraku

    heraku Member

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    i'm new here, and i know this problem has been posted a bunch of times, but i'm a computer noob, so i couldn't understand half the responses out there
    ok so i'm trying to burn a wii iso onto a dvd with ImgBurn
    the iso itself is in the form of a zip file, but i read in another forum that it's ok to just burn that

    no matter what i do, that little message is always on the bottom left corner, and so i can't burn the game

    my log:
    I 22:44:47 ImgBurn Version 2.4.4.0 started!
    I 22:44:47 Microsoft Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 3)
    I 22:44:47 Total Physical Memory: 1,570,908 KB - Available: 307,504 KB
    I 22:44:47 Initialising SPTI...
    I 22:44:47 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
    I 22:44:47 Found 1 DVD-ROM and 1 DVD+RW!

    i use TDK DVD-R

    can someone please explain to me (in VERY SIMPLE terms) how to fix this? i've looked all over the forums and guides, and couldn't find a solution that either worked or i was able to understand
     
  2. attar

    attar Senior member

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    You should be able to burn the file (you say it is Zipped - it has to be unZipped and the file name should be something.iso)

    Run ImgBurn, select 'Write Image Files to Disc' then click 'Tools' > 'Drive' > 'Capabilities' and verify that writing DVD-R is allowed.

    If it is, you can then check to see if your firmware is up to date.


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  3. heraku

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    thanks, i noticed that DVD-R is NOT checked, but the thing is, i'm not able to check or uncheck any of the boxes in "capabilities"
    any ideas why?
     
  4. attar

    attar Senior member

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    If it's not checked, then the drive does not have the capability to burn that type of media.
    Do you know if the burner is supposed to burn DVD-R (have you burned them in the past?)
    In the meantime you have to try the type of disks that are checked (perhaps DVD+R).
     
  5. heraku

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    i have never burned them in the past before; in fact, i hardly ever used my burner, that's why i assumed nothing would be wrong, because i hardly ever touch it
    thanks a lot for your help attar; i'm going to go and buy some DVD+R disks soon to test out; any more advice in the meantime?
     
  6. blivetNC

    blivetNC Regular member

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    Post the name and model of your DVD burner, if the DVD-R box is unable to be checked, I wonder if you have an older burner which may not handle the newer 16X media? Strange to see just a +R for a burner.
     
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    sorry blivet, but could you explain to me how i search up all my info on my dvd burner?
    with all these names flying around when i try searching, i don't know what's what
     
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    Follow Attar's guide, look on the top of the device capabilities screen and you shall see you burner.
     
  9. heraku

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    Device: [0:1:0]_NEC DVD+RW ND-2100AD 103D (E:) (ATA)
    Firmware Version: 103D
    Vendor Specific Info: 03093001
    Serial Number 46I7S95S111
    Buffer Size: 2048 KN
     
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    alright, so it looks like i have 2 options left
    either go to the store and buy a stack of DVD+R dvd's
    or crossflash it to ND2510 like blivet said
    the only thing is, i have NO idea how to crossflash
    i dont even know what it means really
    i read the forums you gave me blivet, but i don't want to search up and download anything i'm not sure on
    so whats my best bet?
     
  12. gal shaharabani

    gal shaharabani Newbie

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    I tried too to burn with imgburn and powerISO and CDburner and it doesn't work. powerISO says there is no media on cd or something like that and CDburner says:
    Required: 4.38GB Available Exist: 0 Bytes
    And there is a disk inside the drive.. how could this be?
    And yesterday it worked perfectly with the same disk, what's the explanation to this?
     
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    Hijacking another members thread is not a good idea.Start your own
     

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