The internal DVD burner of my desktop computer has stopped working. When I place any kind of disc (DVD, CD, music or data) in, the computer asks me to insert a disc. I have reason to believe this is a hardware problem. The manufacturer, however, says they can not be sure that it is not a software problem, that one or more of my Windows files could be corrupted. They say if I send the computer in for service the first thing they will do is reformat the hard disk. To me this is like shooting the side of a barn with a cannon. I don't particularly want to do that. What I thought I would do instead is purchase an inexpensive external DVD burner and see if that solves the problem. Does this make sense to you or am I barking up the wrong tree so to speak?
2006-11-18
08:17:47
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