I'm trying to write the MSDN cd's to CDROM.
The images are around 640 MB.
When I write them with NERO (with burn image), burning ok, I can't access the CDROM.
I use 700 MB CDROM.
Is this not possible to write a 640 MB image to a 700 MB CDROM ?
Do I have to use 650 MB CDROM's for this kind of image?
Thanks in advance.
The images are around 640 MB.
When I write them with NERO (with burn image), burning ok, I can't access the CDROM.
I use 700 MB CDROM.
Is this not possible to write a 640 MB image to a 700 MB CDROM ?
Do I have to use 650 MB CDROM's for this kind of image?
Thanks in advance.
That should not be a problem. Maybe try another software burner, or the images are bad.
There are programs that "simulate" a CD-ROM drive from a CD image file (Symantec made one, but there must be others for free). You can try that if all fails... or at least to make sure that the images are not bad.
Is this not possible to write a 640 MB image to a 700 MB CDROM ?
Do I have to use 650 MB CDROM's for this kind of image?
You should have no issue putting a 640MB image on a 700MB disc, MSDN doesn't care about the size of the CD as long as the image is good :) I have noticed that most of the MSDN cds have an audio track on them, which means that you *have* to burn them as an image, if you copy only the files and not the audio track then the copies will appear okay but the MSDN installer doesn't recognise them. If you are using the official images that are served from the MSDN subscriber site then you should have no problem ;)Do I have to use 650 MB CDROM's for this kind of image?
I found what the problem was.
I didnt check the finalize cd option.
:)
I didnt check the finalize cd option.
:)