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Rick Boyd Posted on Jan 30, 2008
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Unable to copy file to CD


When I try to copy a file to a CD disc I get a message stateing
"D:\ is not accessible.Incorrect function."I have copied many files in the past and never had this problem.

  • Rick Boyd Feb 01, 2008

    Hi Coldcut.Thanks for your response.I cleaned the lens and rebooted.but I still can't copy.What did change is I started to get a message,"Calculating the time required to copy the file...."When I insert a disk and hit copy I continue to get the message,"D:\is not accessible.Incorrect function."

    The CD/DVD drive was replaced under warranty several months ago.Since then I've played many CD's and DVD's without any problems but this was the first time I tried to copy anything.
    The drive is built into the front of the Laptop;I'm not sure about what you mean by "removable."

    Thanks Again...I'd appreciate any other suggestions...
    Bhrel2

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  • Anonymous May 23, 2008

    Same issue! very frustrating. Happens constantly now.

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Have you rebooted recently.
Be certain that cd can still read disks first.
clean the lens.
If the cd drive is removable , power off and reseat it. look for the lock s for it on bottom.

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    Karl Whisenand Feb 01, 2008

    Try making a data disk using another program that they may have given you like nero or Roxio

    I assume that is still can see and play CD's


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