dvd-ram & windows 2003 server
This is a discussion about dvd-ram & windows 2003 server in the Windows Software category; does anyone know if there is a possibility to write dvd-ram's with win2k3 server? i managed to get the driver installed (winxp compatibility mode)and even got it formatted (not with the default application dvdform but with nero) but i cant write on the disc.
does anyone know if there is a possibility to write dvd-ram's with win2k3 server? i managed to get the driver installed (winxp compatibility mode)and even got it formatted (not with the default application dvdform but with nero) but i cant write on the disc.
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actually i found out, that incd isn't working either. seems like the same kinda problem. still nobody with any suggestion?
no clue - nero does not do it at all? whatabout roxio?
when you format it as you first formating it, then making a new disc to make or making your disc - then just telling nero to burn it and it then fornats it?
make sure your drive is supported by nero.
when you format it as you first formating it, then making a new disc to make or making your disc - then just telling nero to burn it and it then fornats it?
make sure your drive is supported by nero.
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the problem is, dvd-ram is meant to work just as InCD with some kind of packet writing i think. So you can't just burn it like a normal DVD-/+R/W (or maybe you can, but thats not the real purpose), but windows has to detect is as a real drive, were you can just copy your files on. it think perhaps the problem is that windows server 2003 doesn't really want a driver to get full control over a drive or somethink like that.
I had the same problem, but I resolved.
1. Install the DVD-RAM driver with Windows XP compatibility mode.
2. Use the formating tools also with XP compatibility mode.
1. Install the DVD-RAM driver with Windows XP compatibility mode.
2. Use the formating tools also with XP compatibility mode.
Has anyone tried using the DVD-RAM drive to back up the data automaticly in Win2003Serv? I have been trying to find info on this all over net. I wanmt to use the LG4082 DVD-RAM Drive.
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