I have a HP Laptop dv8000 series with DVD Writer - TSST corp CD/DVDW TS-L532M.
I used to use the DVD writer quite extensively until recently. Once I downloaded the DAP (Download Accelerator). Though I unstalled it later...but ever since, I found my machine becoming a bit unstable.
Recently I observed that the files I was writing on the DVD disc, throu' Roxio (My DVD), DVD Decrypter or even ashampoo, the writer was writing but system was not able to read the disc saying that the contents are not readable or not windows compatible...i spoiled several of my DVD discs in the process. Later I got in touch with the HP online support and was advised to delete the UpperFilter and LowerFilter Registry Keys, which I did...but of no help.
Later someone suggested me to write to a re-writable DVD, which I did and then the system was able to read it...However, I was dismayed to see that the same discs (not re-writable ones, of which I spoiled quite a few), of that lot, i tried to write in a friend's laptop...where it wrote nicely...Now I am quite confused, if there is a problem with my writer or with the discs.
I see that in this forum there is a lot written on similar issue. I am positive there would be some expert who could help me.
Thank you very much for reading the mail until now and thanks in advance for helping me to resolve.
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I have a HP Laptop dv8000 series with DVD Writer - TSST corp CD/DVDW TS-L532M.
I used to use the DVD writer quite extensively until recently. Once I downloaded the DAP (Download Accelerator). Though I unstalled it later...but ever since, I found my machine becoming a bit unstable.
Recently I observed that the files I was writing on the DVD disc, throu' Roxio (My DVD), DVD Decrypter or even ashampoo, the writer was writing but system was not able to read the disc saying that the contents are not readable or not windows compatible...i spoiled several of my DVD discs in the process. Later I got in touch with the HP online support and was advised to delete the UpperFilter and LowerFilter Registry Keys, which I did...but of no help.
Later someone suggested me to write to a re-writable DVD, which I did and then the system was able to read it...However, I was dismayed to see that the same discs (not re-writable ones, of which I spoiled quite a few), of that lot, i tried to write in a friend's laptop...where it wrote nicely...Now I am quite confused, if there is a problem with my writer or with the discs.
I see that in this forum there is a lot written on similar issue. I am positive there would be some expert who could help me.
Thank you very much for reading the mail until now and thanks in advance for helping me to resolve.
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