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From: MrFudge on 1 Jul 2008 08:17
I have just a clean reinstall windows XP.
Installed Nero8
Downloaded and flashed the latest bios 8202.
Now it takes 45 minutes to supposedly burn a DVD-R when before it was
something like 14 minutes including verification.
I have 2X TSST corp (samsung) SATA drives and they both are the same.
Any Suggestions?
TIA
From: Edward on 2 Jul 2008 07:40
MrFudge(a)blackandwhitecat.co.uk wrote:
> I have just a clean reinstall windows XP.
> Installed Nero8
> Downloaded and flashed the latest bios 8202.
> Now it takes 45 minutes to supposedly burn a DVD-R when before it was
> something like 14 minutes including verification.
> I have 2X TSST corp (samsung) SATA drives and they both are the same.
> Any Suggestions?
> TIA

I have a P4P800-e deluxe, but had the same problem a couple of years
ago. The BIOS did not automatically recognize my hard drive. I can't
remember for sure what it was set on, but it may have been treating it
as a CD drive. Anyway, I corrected it and it worked like before. Make
sure your BIOS is detecting your hard drives and DVD correctly.
From: The Coward Robert Ford on 2 Jul 2008 15:04
MrFudge(a)blackandwhitecat.co.uk wrote in
news:2p7k64hf88jl1nsd024d980308e78g8jt7(a)4ax.com:

> I have just a clean reinstall windows XP.
> Installed Nero8
> Downloaded and flashed the latest bios 8202.
> Now it takes 45 minutes to supposedly burn a DVD-R when before it was
> something like 14 minutes including verification.
> I have 2X TSST corp (samsung) SATA drives and they both are the same.
> Any Suggestions?
> TIA

Which Samsung SATA DVD-RW drives? I have SH-S183L and had to update the
firmware on the drive to fix a speed issue.
From: MrFudge on 3 Jul 2008 15:18
On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 19:04:02 GMT, The Coward Robert Ford
<no(a)email.invalid> wrote:

>MrFudge(a)blackandwhitecat.co.uk wrote in
>news:2p7k64hf88jl1nsd024d980308e78g8jt7(a)4ax.com:
>
>> I have just a clean reinstall windows XP.
>> Installed Nero8
>> Downloaded and flashed the latest bios 8202.
>> Now it takes 45 minutes to supposedly burn a DVD-R when before it was
>> something like 14 minutes including verification.
>> I have 2X TSST corp (samsung) SATA drives and they both are the same.
>> Any Suggestions?
>> TIA
>
>Which Samsung SATA DVD-RW drives? I have SH-S183L and had to update the
>firmware on the drive to fix a speed issue.
They are 203B's.
So I tried your suggestion....deep breath:
Downloaded and installed Samsung Firmware Liveupdate.
Ran program.
Info reports that Firmware upgraded.
Delve more deeply and 5 hrs later after melting the phone to my ear
with tech support find that the update program assumes that you only
have one drive and therefore will not update the other.
The only way we could update the firmware on the other drive was to
turn the PC off pull the data cable out of the one that had updated.
Run the update software.
Rebooted.
Turned the machine off.
Reconnected the SATA cable.
Turn macine back on.
Now both drives have the latest firmware but....
Now windoze and Nero think that drive E is Drive F and vice versa!
If you know a way to sort that one out please let me know.
Thank you for your help and Edward's.
Regards
Mr Fudge
From: Edward on 4 Jul 2008 07:31
MrFudge(a)blackandwhitecat.co.uk wrote:
..
> Now windoze and Nero think that drive E is Drive F and vice versa!
> If you know a way to sort that one out please let me know.
> Thank you for your help and Edward's.
> Regards
> Mr Fudge

To change the drive letter, go to control panel, administrative tools,
computer management, storage, disk management. Highlight the drive
letter you want to change and right click. You'll have to do it a
couple of times, i.e., highlight e drive and change it to g. Then,
highlight f and change it to e. Then, highlight g, and change it to f.
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