dual boot again ?? problem with cd's burned in vista

I graduated from the dual boot many months ago after I was happy enough with
Vista. I installed a second drive for Vista when I clean installed it. After
I was happy, I disconnected the XP drive. The one problem I have in Vista is
when I burn an audio cd those discs do not play in an older boom box and my
cd player in my van sometimes does not want to play the disc from track one,
I need to advance it to two and then rewind back to one.. I had no problems
with the burner in XP. I tried many different types of burning software, and
different discs. I even upgraded the firmware, thinking that will do it...
No...
One solution would be to go back to dual boot and burn from XP, but there's
the system restore issue..
Is that still an issue... I don't know what else to do to get perfect
discs... especially when burning a disc for a friend, last thing I want is
that disc to have problems.. I've burned hundreds of perfect discs in XP..
Thanks
Joel

Are you using Windows' native cd burning technology? Or 3rd party software?
If the former, then you might consider shelling out for 3rd party software.
It might be worth the 80 or 90 bucks to avoid going back to dual-boot,
reconnecting the drive etc.
I'm not saying that will solve your problem; just throwing it out there.


"dwolf" <> wrote in message
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>I graduated from the dual boot many months ago after I was happy enough
>with Vista. I installed a second drive for Vista when I clean installed it.
>After I was happy, I disconnected the XP drive. The one problem I have in
>Vista is when I burn an audio cd those discs do not play in an older boom
>box and my cd player in my van sometimes does not want to play the disc
>from track one, I need to advance it to two and then rewind back to one.. I
>had no problems with the burner in XP. I tried many different types of
>burning software, and different discs. I even upgraded the firmware,
>thinking that will do it... No...
> One solution would be to go back to dual boot and burn from XP, but
> there's the system restore issue..
> Is that still an issue... I don't know what else to do to get perfect
> discs... especially when burning a disc for a friend, last thing I want is
> that disc to have problems.. I've burned hundreds of perfect discs in XP..
> Thanks
> Joel

Nero, Easycd, Ashampoo

"DP" <> wrote in message
news:OFhFYDO$...
> Are you using Windows' native cd burning technology? Or 3rd party
> software?
> If the former, then you might consider shelling out for 3rd party
> software. It might be worth the 80 or 90 bucks to avoid going back to
> dual-boot, reconnecting the drive etc.
> I'm not saying that will solve your problem; just throwing it out there.
>
>
> "dwolf" <> wrote in message
> news:%23DzrRcL$...
>>I graduated from the dual boot many months ago after I was happy enough
>>with Vista. I installed a second drive for Vista when I clean installed
>>it. After I was happy, I disconnected the XP drive. The one problem I have
>>in Vista is when I burn an audio cd those discs do not play in an older
>>boom box and my cd player in my van sometimes does not want to play the
>>disc from track one, I need to advance it to two and then rewind back to
>>one.. I had no problems with the burner in XP. I tried many different
>>types of burning software, and different discs. I even upgraded the
>>firmware, thinking that will do it... No...
>> One solution would be to go back to dual boot and burn from XP, but
>> there's the system restore issue..
>> Is that still an issue... I don't know what else to do to get perfect
>> discs... especially when burning a disc for a friend, last thing I want
>> is that disc to have problems.. I've burned hundreds of perfect discs in
>> XP..
>> Thanks
>> Joel
>