View Full Version : Driver for NEC DVD+RW ND-2100AD
David L. Leon
09-28-2004, 07:38 AM
I have a Pavilion a630n with a built in NEC DVD+RW ND-2100AD burner. Since
upgrading that machine to SBS 2003, the burner doesn't work. It can read
CD/DVDs, but when I put in a blank, the machine slows to a crawl, and I get
errors when trying tot drag a file to the drive (F:\ is not accessible.
Incorrect Function). The plus sign appears, but the drive won't accept
files. It's odd, because the "Properties" lists the the CD as a CD-R.
Anyway, is there an updated driver for this drive or something else I should
try?
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David
Marina Roos [SBS-MVP]
09-28-2004, 08:10 AM
Hi David,
I wouldn't use a CD writer in a server. Move it to a workstation.
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Regards,
Marina
Microsoft SBS-MVP
"David L. Leon" <dave@etexaslawyers.com> schreef in bericht
news:BD7EEFA8.51041%dave@etexaslawyers.com... I have a Pavilion a630n with a built in NEC DVD+RW ND-2100AD burner. Since upgrading that machine to SBS 2003, the burner doesn't work. It can read CD/DVDs, but when I put in a blank, the machine slows to a crawl, and I
get errors when trying tot drag a file to the drive (F:\ is not accessible. Incorrect Function). The plus sign appears, but the drive won't accept files. It's odd, because the "Properties" lists the the CD as a CD-R. Anyway, is there an updated driver for this drive or something else I
should try? -- David
Ben Myers
09-28-2004, 11:51 AM
As someone else indicated, using a CD/DVD burner on a server is not the usual
practice. But it's OK if CD/DVD burning does not interfere with people using
the server, i.e. you burn CDs or DVDs during a time when hardly anybody is
accessing the server.
SBS 2003 does not provide any CD/DVD burning drivers because there aren't any to
provide. And it apparently only recognizes the drive as a CD-R, somewhat the
Windows default for CD/DVD drives of all types.
To burn CDs or DVDs, you need to install a package from Roxio (EZ CD Creator),
Ahead (Nero Burning) or NTI, three of the more popular CD/DVD burning packages.
One last comment: You want to run the Pavilion a630n as a server???? Ouch! The
Pavilion a630n is a cheap consumer personal computer, not fit for use as a
server. Why not a low-end HP, Dell, or IBM server, built for far more reliable
operation??? ... Ben Myers
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 15:38:32 GMT, "David L. Leon" <dave@etexaslawyers.com>
wrote:
I have a Pavilion a630n with a built in NEC DVD+RW ND-2100AD burner. Sinceupgrading that machine to SBS 2003, the burner doesn't work. It can readCD/DVDs, but when I put in a blank, the machine slows to a crawl, and I geterrors when trying tot drag a file to the drive (F:\ is not accessible.Incorrect Function). The plus sign appears, but the drive won't acceptfiles. It's odd, because the "Properties" lists the the CD as a CD-R.Anyway, is there an updated driver for this drive or something else I shouldtry?--David
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