Hello all,
So I bought two of these nice big shiny laptops and I as soon as I have started Vista they both want to create restore disks. No prob, I went and bought fresh DVD-R discs!
However, during the process I noticed the time getting longer and longer resulting in over 5hrs to burn a single disc!![]()
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I left them overnight as I thought it was a little odd and got the resulting burn error message then all hell broke loose! Both laptops no longer recongised their Blue ray drives!!. The only way I could get them to shut down and restart fresh was too pull the power and remove the batteries....
I tried to burn normal files using the same type of discs and they worked fine, so why doesnt the eBackup programme like them?
Their must be a simple solution to this! I can't believe both laptops are faulty with the same issue!!
Please HELP!!
Thanks!
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If I were you, first I'd recover my laptops using the recovery partitions. Then I'll go out and buy 2 new Verbatim DVD-Rs and try it again.
By the way, if you recover from your recovery partitions and your blue-rays still don't work then this will obviously mean they are faulty(or got broken for some reason..) -
To ATG!
Thanks! *Didn't know their was a recovery partition!*
Blue ray drives work after reboot but I must admit I was full of panic when they disappered! -
If you want to recover using the recovery partitions just enable D2D Recovery in the BIOS then press ALT+F10 at startup to start the recovery process. The recovery CDs you want to burn are actually backup of the recovery partition and it's a good thing to do it.
Anyway, if the bluerays work fine then do what I suggested, get new disks - Verbatum are one of the best in my opinion - and try to burn the recovery CDs again. Use one of the laptops first
Good luck. -
Again ATG to the rescue!
The first disk is almost complete now (about 20 mins burn time!) much better than 5hrs+crash!
Those disks appear to be working! -
Sorry to bring this topic up if its slightly old now, but I have got the EXACT same problem as you Uglychisopi except mine is the 6935G model & with a DVD-RW drive and not a blu ray drive. First disk gets to 99%, disk stops spinning and then the laptop halts for 3 mins or so before I can move the mouse again but whatever I do it will not move onto finalizing the disk and it does not even ask for disk 2 either! I've just bought some new DVD-R disks and I'm going to try them tonight, did using some new DVD disk work for you in the end Uglychisopi?
Thanks - Liam
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