Try to burn files to a Dvd/R. Using windows 7 but it hangs at 30 secs.
location:
7forums.com - date:
May 8, 2013
Hello there. So I have a little problem. I got two dvd/r cds here and i'm trying to burn a 50 mb folder into the disc. Its for a project, which is due tomorrow. Th folder is some C# stuff and a word document. Now everything I try to burn anything onto the CD. It works fine until it gets to the part where it says" 30 seconds left" and then it hangs and goes unresponsive. So I have to close.
Does anyone know what is going on or tell me how I can just put these 50 mb folder into these CDS?
Thanks in advance
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microsoft.com - date:
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location:
microsoft.com - date:
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When trying to burn a Windows 7 Ultimate .iso file to disc I receive this error: "F:\Source\Input.dll is either not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error".
location:
microsoft.com - date:
December 6, 2011
original title: Windows 7 Installing error
Hi,
I have a Windows 7 Ultimate .iso file (product version - 6.1.7600.16385). I burn it in a DVD but after I click setup.exe and Install Now I receive following error:
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location:
microsoft.com - date:
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microsoft.com - date:
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location:
microsoft.com - date:
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GO TO COMPUTER HIGLIGHT.RIGHT CLICK ON C AND SELECT PROPERTIES. THEN TOOLS... OF 3 OPTIONS, CLICK ON THE TOP ONE.CHECK NOW... SCHEDULE THE DISK CHECK..... RE-BOOT...SHOULD BE FINE