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| | IAA got rid of XP's built in CD writing capabilities but I can still burn CDs with a software. Is there any way to get back XP's built in CD writing? I went to intel's support page but it doesn't work. I have met all the requirements as well. |
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| I've never heard of a conflict between IAA and the built in CD burning feature. Make sure that IMAPI service is set to manual and that removeable storage is set to automatic in services.msc
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| Not sure, I know there are a few issues with the IAA but it does speed up your drives. If that is the only issue you found I wouldn't worry about it, XP's built in burning software isn't the best, use Nero.
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| Hi Hanlin,
Open IAA and click on your cd rw drive. In the left pane there should be a wrench icon named Transfer Mode Limit. This is normally set at No Limit. Check the things j79zlr mentioned first, then try adjusting this transfer mode if still no joy.
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| The one problem that I had with having the Intel Application Accelerator installed was the inability to install any INF chipset updates. I uninstalled the IAA and that solved the problem.
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| | [QUOTE=Frank Lavallee] The one problem that I had with having the Intel Application Accelerator installed was the inability to install any INF chipset updates. I uninstalled the IAA and that solved the problem.
http://9337387.home.icq.com/index.html (Frank's Windows 95/98 Tips) [/QUOTE]
Frank, I believe that you have install the INF chipset utilities first, then IAA. So if you are going to update your INF, then yes you have to uninstall IAA first, install the INF, then reinstall IAA. Almost as much fun as ATi Catalyst updates
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| I tried uninstalling my CD drive and reinstalling it and for some reason that worked. |
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| Glad you got it working Hanlin.Thanks for the update.
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