Mapping issue Burn failed 200

Could it be an issue with the disc?

Don't you want to use a special CD-ROM disc?

If you are sure that it is a dedicated CD, what software are you using? nero?Or is it HP's own thing? There may be a sequence problem with the light sculptures, I've seen this. But it's not the same.

You can disable the IDE SATA device in the motherboard BIOS settings. Then try it again

Another possibility is whether you are using a dual optical drive? There may be a primary and secondary issue, so you can block another optical drive and try it, which may be caused by a device conflict.

You can also disable the optical drive, then restore it, and install the driver.

It can be a more boring solution: try a different software, such as Nero 7

Let's use the elimination method, uninstall it first and then reinstall the software.

The root system is not a big problem, you can change the recorder to try that it is not normal.

Uninstall the software and reinstall it.

Do you suspect that the quality of the short market you bought is too poor?

It is recommended that you try it with an empty plate of another brand.

Definitely a problem with nero6! Don't hit that patch, use the burning software that comes with the light adjustment machine, if not, you can find a merchant to engrave one. It is estimated that it can be solved.

ls is a uniform specification, so it shouldn't be a software incompatibility problem.

Change the platter, or take your platter to another LS machine and try it.

Try to slow down, the faster you go, the more you fail!

Consider switching to a different burning software!

You have to use a Samsung recorder to install your burning software before you use light engraving.

That's no problem!

Samsung just use ***-r cd-r, don't use what r+ r-.

Compatibility issues are bound to arise.

The dislocation of the disc graphics should also consider the working condition of the recorder and check whether the fixing screws are loose.

It's broken. Let's change it to another one, with Pioneer BA

I suggest that you install the software for the disc that is being placed.

Reduce the speed when recording nero6 When recording It's never a mistake, even if it's with the most garbage disk, you can try it without patching it first, and if it doesn't work, change the disk and try it, and finally you have to change the optical drive

This is a problem with the recorder, you contact the side where you buy the computer, the quality of the general package is 3 years, you can change or call them to solve it, it is not more expensive.

Alas, there's something wrong with the recorder

Don't try it, your optical drive is broken and you bought it again.

Optical drive burning failure: "erase" the disc and re-burn! "Write" the disc once, and "burn" it again with a different disc!

1. Is there a light-mapping disc on the market at present?

Yes. HP, Verbatim, Memorex, and Imation all produce CD-R and ***+R fiber-embossed discs.

2. How long does it take to engrave a photoengraving plate?

It depends on the total amount of text and pattern you need to engrave. It usually takes about 30 minutes to engrave the entire disc pattern, but it only takes about 3 minutes to engrave a circular text label.

3. Can the machine that supports photoengraving technology be upgraded to speed up the speed of photoengraving?

OK. There will be an upgrade to the engraving software to support fast engraving, and a firmware upgrade will also be required. The mapping software will detect if an update is needed and will let you know instantly.

4. If the disc that supports fast mapping is released in the future, do I still need to buy a new machine?

It has been announced that the speed of the engraving will be increased by 50% in the next quarter, which will reduce the time it takes to mark the entire plate to less than 20 minutes. This increase in speed is due to changes to the platters themselves, and these new platters will be compatible with existing machines.

5. Can the surface of photosculpture be made in full color?

No. At present, the effect of light sculpture can only be made gray. The improvement of the disc is one of the expansion directions of the photoengsing technology. As the technology of light mapping develops, more new features will be added.

6. Can I add some more content to an already engraved platter?

OK. If you need to add some content later, you can add it on top of the original content.

7. What happens if I forget to turn the disc over before photoengraving?

The system automatically recognizes whether the platter surface is correctly placed before starting photoengraving, and does not attempt to engrave the pattern on the data side or record the data on the printing side.

Regardless of whether you make a mistake in the orientation of the disk when burning data or engraving the disk, the machine will automatically release the warehouse and give a software prompt with an error message.

8. Will ultraviolet rays fade the disc surface of photoengraving?

Direct sunlight can cause discoloration of the sculpture disc depending on the intensity of the light and the duration of the light. In order to avoid damage to both the data recording layer and the engraving surface, please take care not to expose the platter directly to sunlight.

There are many reasons for burning failure, mainly in two aspects: burner and disc.

When many netizens use a *** recorder to burn *** discs, they always prompt "power calibration error", burning failure, and burning the platter.

In the process of burning, the recorder first lacks fiber to collect the information of the platter, and then performs power calibration: a random laser is emitted on the burning platter, if the quality of the platter is poor, the required laser power will be greater than the power of the optical head of the recorder, so that there will be a "power calibration error". In addition, there may be problems with the power supply, the laser head of the recorder, etc.

To solve this problem, you can troubleshoot them one by one:

The first step, first of all, the new recorder, the laser head should have no problem answering the source. You can change the disc to another brand for burning. If the fault persists, proceed to the next step;

The second step, install the recorder to someone else's computer host for burning, if the burning is normal, it means that there may be a problem with your computer's power supply, you can check the power interface or replace the power supply, upgrade the burning software to test; If the burning failure persists, it means that there is a problem with the recorder itself, and it is necessary to consider repairing or replacing it.

Note: If you have been using a normal *** recorder and suddenly there is a "power calibration error" to ask the volt imitation question, after excluding the influence of the platter, it can basically be judged that the life has been reached, and the recorder needs to be replaced!

Burner! Blank burning discs are checked by burning software one by one.

It is recommended to adjust the speed to 8 times the speed.