Nec dvd+-rw nd-6650a stop burning dvds

how long is the whole process of burning the dual layer dvd's
your computers hard drive might be getting to hot
try blowing out all of the dust from your laptop computers keyboard using a fine air blower from an air compressor making VERY sure there is no MOISTURE in the lines.
dust causes static which causes lots of unforseen problems with a computer and its parts
also you might buy a laptop usb 3 fan cooler pad just to keep things cool/er
you might check the leads ((motherboard to hard drive)) they might be bad/faulty
hope this helps

The CD Burner / Player / DVD Burner are all different heads. If the Dell Inspiron E1705 is an older model it is most likely you have reached the end of it's usable life for the CD burner part. If it is new the CD burner is most likely defective and hopefully warrantied. Otherwise these CD/DVD units can be replaced relatively inexpensively (as compared to buying a new laptop).

pls check if ur burner suports dvd+R


Best regards

mine does just the opposite. It will read DVD-ROM Games but it wont read data discs or DVD Movies.

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NEC DVD + - RW ND-6650A is supprot dual layer dvd. for more information u can use this link: NEC DVD + - RW ND-6650A

Thank for asking

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Can't help without details, sorry

Ha dell inspiron is a waste dvd.. writer.
i myself have one.
it cant write at a speed more than 4x and nowadays dvds come with 16x speed..
so its always gives error when u try 2 write at low or high speed..
this whole burning process sucks..
im trying 2 find a soln..
as soon as i find one i will tell u
in the mean time
try reducing ur speed to 4x and try

I figured out what was causing the problem with my NEC 6500A on my Dell laptop: The Sony Picture Motion Browser software that I was using to burn DVD's is only compatible up to Service Pack 2 of Windows XP. The day after I installed Service Pack 3, the software stopped burning DVD's. So I uninstalled Service Pack 3, rebooted, unistalled the Sony PMB software, rebooted and re-installed the Sony PMB software and I can now burn DVD's again. So check whether the software you're burning your DVD's with is compatible with whatever version of your operating system you're operating with. Hope this helps someone else!

My drive will not read anything. CD's or DVD's. But on a rare blue moon, it will work. please someone help!

Refer to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/891894 for solutions to the infamous I/O error. Hope that helps.