TDK CD-R Dell Inspiron 9100 problem

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  1. hanasims

    hanasims Member

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    I have a Dell Inspiron 9100 ands I have been using TDK CD-R to burn music, backup data, ect. I have already gone through 100 of these TDK CD-r disks with no problems at all. I am on my second batch of the exact same TDK CD-r cds and I cannot get them to work. They burn halfway through and stop and say the disk was dirty or scratched. I can used these CD-r's on two different burners and they work fine. I tried using different programs of my Dell and it still doesn't work. Any ideas? Is this batch just disagreeable with my burner? Thanks alot.
     
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    Praetor Moderator Staff Member

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    Who actually makes the media? CDRIdentifier allows you to read the ATIP on a blank cdr(w) (ATIP is essentially a code embedded into a CDR(W) that allows you to identify what company actually manufacturered the disc (as opposed to what company marketed it). For more info visit http://www.cd-rw.org/software/cdr_software/cdr_tools/cdridentifier.cfm
     
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    tdk does not make thier own media any longer, they get it from a third party. one batch might be from on plant and one from another. i would bet all the discs in one spindle are from the same place but different spindles, all bets are off. largest problem i have seen is change in media speed. try updating your firmware for you burner. if that goes no where. try other media. i am huge supporter of taiyo uden as they manufacturer their own media so qulaity is no issue. but you pay for it. i would also tell the vendor you got your media from. often they will refund what you have left or offer an exchange to another brand.
     

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