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on windows media player have message connect a burner and restart player?
- Thread starter mowerman
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globeweasel
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depends, but you can copy most anything if you copy files to you cd drive, then choose copy
globeweasel
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depends, but you can copy most anything if you copy files to you cd drive, then choose copy
blazeeagle_2000
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It's not detecting your CD Burner. For some reason, It thinks a Burner isn’t connected.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
blazeeagle_2000
New member
It's not detecting your CD Burner. For some reason, It thinks a Burner isn’t connected.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
blazeeagle_2000
New member
It's not detecting your CD Burner. For some reason, It thinks a Burner isn’t connected.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
globeweasel
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depends, but you can copy most anything if you copy files to you cd drive, then choose copy
globeweasel
New member
depends, but you can copy most anything if you copy files to you cd drive, then choose copy
blazeeagle_2000
New member
It's not detecting your CD Burner. For some reason, It thinks a Burner isn’t connected.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
globeweasel
New member
depends, but you can copy most anything if you copy files to you cd drive, then choose copy
blazeeagle_2000
New member
It's not detecting your CD Burner. For some reason, It thinks a Burner isn’t connected.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.
But, If you don’t have a CD Burner, Connect one, then restart your computer, reload Windows Media Player & The message should go away.
Also, Make sure you have the latest software drivers by visiting the manufacturer of your burner. Even when a Burner is connected, Sometimes having old software drivers can cause a message like that
Lastly, Ensure that the version of Windows your using is fully up to date.