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Every time I try to burn a play list from the window media player, the computer shuts down, actually like you were to shut down and restart the computer. (for any files.) Is their any setting that I need to adjust. Note: the burner has been used only few time.Its ...


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Old 15th Jan 2008, 21:30
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Default Can not burn a file to a CD

Every time I try to burn a play list from the window media player, the computer shuts down, actually like you were to shut down and restart the computer. (for any files.)
Is their any setting that I need to adjust. Note: the burner has been used only few
time.Its almost new.
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Old 16th Jan 2008, 04:04
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Default Can not burn a file to a CD

PC could be overheating, burning a CD will max out the CPU.

Check the CPU fan and clean it of any dust or debris.
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