Windows 7 burning problems ?

**flo** · 08-21-2011,08:11 AM

Hello . I recently switched from Xp to Win7 . I always used ImgBurn to backup my games to -R disc , always worked fine with ESR
I recently backed-up my Naruto Ultimate Ninja 3 using ImgBurn under Win7 . But it came to writing it ..it took a lot of time to fill the buffers, write lead-in..etc
The burn finalised ..i tried the disc and it was very laggy ..after launching it in ESR it took some time for those colours to appear , then in-game the presentation video sequence was very laggy .
I did the same burn using Xp and it booted fast and fine..no lags .. What's wrong with Win 7 ??

What should i use to burn PS2 games ?

**amp2006** · 08-21-2011,08:15 AM

on which speed you burned ?

**Chillpill** · 08-21-2011,11:29 AM

right click and run in compatibility mode,

**amp2006** · 08-21-2011,12:24 PM

he has no problem running IMGBURN

ps : imgburn works fine on Win 7

**flo** · 08-21-2011,01:31 PM

I'm burning a Verbatim DVD-R , speed 4x
What other alternatives are there ? DVD Decrypter failed ..
Can Alcohol write ESR patched images ?

**The Central Scrutinizer** · 08-21-2011,02:36 PM

Have you tried Ahampoo burning studio its great I use it all the time at 4X speed, and no lags what so ever. I am an advanced PS2 user and use this as my main burning program.

**zero233** · 08-21-2011,05:50 PM

you can try power iso 4.3. search for it on youtube for the full

**MadnessImport** · 08-21-2011,10:27 PM

Same thing happen to me

Over time my drive fails at burning anything and CD's take over 1 minute to load. Maybe your drive is going bad if it is you have a month or 2 before it completely gives out on you. thats a maybe though. a few other people had issues like this. to avoid waisting CD's i just use my moms comp

Another reason to upgrade my vaio i guess </3

**SP193** · 08-21-2011,11:42 PM

Have you installed your computer's chipset and HDD controller (E.g SATA) drivers?
I know that Windows usually does that for you, but it usually installs the drivers that came with it (And they are usually terribly old).

What is the transfer mode for your drives (HDD and your optical drive)? Make sure that DMA is being used (PIO WILL mean trouble).

To check the transfer rates, right-click on your IDE/SATA controllers in the device manager and click on "properties". The transfer mode should be displayed on one of the tabs.

Not all controller drivers will show the data transfer rate, so do not be alarmed if you cannot find it.

Try to update your drive's and computer's firmwares too.
Disabling any anti-virus software before you burn your discs might help too.

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