NERO finally says sector error when burning!

I'm going to break it down and show you all the possibilities:

1.Never use nero's post-burn data check. Because this test doesn't say anything.

If the test is correct, it does not prove that the game is completely successful. If there is an error in the inspection. It doesn't mean that the burning is a failure.

It can only be said that the test failed. There are many, many reasons why an inspection can fail... For example, the burner's laser head capability decreases, resulting in a decrease in disc reading ability.

Or maybe this disc doesn't fit this recorder... It's all possible.

2.Don't go to the test ... If the burning software prompts that the burning is successful...

Then put it in the optical drive.,I found that it was still like an empty disk.。。。 Then this situation is very common. The problem of bias in the recorder.

That is to say, there are two kinds of burning disks: +r and -r, and some recorders have serious bias problems. (This is mostly by design) results in both +r-r burning, but only one of these types of discs can be read after burning. Either you can read +r and can't read -r, or you can read -r and can't read +r.

There is also a laser head in the recorder that sticks to the ash, which will also cause this situation. If the recorder does not read the disk for a long time, it is easy to stick to the dust.

3.Have you ever burned successfully before... If it was okay before. Then at least the recorder is installed correctly.

How to try:Put the burned disk on someone else's machine's optical drive to try.。。 See if you can read the content... If someone else's CD-ROM drive can read it. So that's the second case mentioned above.

Also, try another type of disc. For example, now it's with +R disk. Then try it again with the -r disk...

At last. This software is not recommended. On some burners. This software can be carved out... There is also an ashampoo burning software that you can also try...

Other than that. When burning, it is recommended to burn at a lower speed... And don't do anything else.

Burn *** disk. 8x usually only takes about 10 minutes. If more than 14 minutes.

It means that there is a problem... If you want to use 1 hour. Then even if this disc is successfully burned, it will definitely be a problem.

There are several reasons: One is that you have a problem burning the optical drive. The second is that there is a problem with the disc.

Since you've used a variety of software, it's not the software's problem! Suggestion: Don't choose to check the data after the burning is completed, try to choose low-speed burning, and check whether you open the disk of the optical drive or the disk of the virtual optical drive!

To burn the system disk, you need to copy the image, not to burn data.

Take a good look at the help files.

Try it with imgburn and alcohol 120%.

You have to have a problem with the nero software, or there is a problem with the settings It is recommended to use the ONES software for ordinary disk backup files, which is simple and easy to use.

There are many reasons for burning failure, and you can check it in several ways:

1.Change a disc (preferably another brand, *** order). Burning failures caused by poor disc quality account for the majority.

2.Make the space of the C drive larger, leaving more space. Generally, there must be more than 12g for burning***, and more than 5g (experience value) for burning CDs. In addition, the virtual memory needs to be set to a multiple of the physical memory.

3.Problems with the recorder are also possible. If the bald head is dirty, or if the bald head is aging, it may cause burning failure. The bald head can be cleaned a little; or a different disc; Or engrave in a different file format. If it still doesn't work, there may be a problem with the burner.

4.Defects in soft burns. Uninstall the original software, reinstall it or change it to a different version.

disk is, it is estimated that it cannot be a matter of space. I think it's a problem with the software, you try a different version. I'm also learning to burn now.