engager
22nd March 2006, 20:53
Speed up Nero in XP
Go to "administrative tools" in the control panel, and in the "services" list, right click and go into properties and disable the IMAPI CD-Burning COM service.
(Note: manual setting is not enough it must be disabled) It is the built-in CD-burning capability for windowsXP (incidentally, written by Roxio).
Once it is disabled, Nero will start up much quicker.
Good luck!:partyman:
zion6
22nd March 2006, 21:58
Speed up Nero in XP
Go to "administrative tools" in the control panel, and in the "services" list, right click and go into properties and disable the IMAPI CD-Burning COM service.
(Note: manual setting is not enough it must be disabled) It is the built-in CD-burning capability for windowsXP (incidentally, written by Roxio).
Once it is disabled, Nero will start up much quicker.
Good luck!:partyman:
you might wanna enable DMA in the drives in device manager too
follow the guide here ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) how too :)
m4ff3w
1st May 2006, 22:53
Speed up Nero in XP
It is the built-in CD-burning capability for windowsXP (incidentally, written by Roxio).
Once it is disabled, Nero will start up much quicker.
That is why the "send to cd" function sucks so bad.
punjabi_munda
2nd May 2006, 15:01
yup, it works...decreased loading time by about half. Thanks a lot!!
nestyle69
2nd May 2006, 16:52
thanks
my nero is always slow on startup
Nero is faster than before .. cheers for tat tip..!!
baluga
22nd May 2006, 03:21
sir what a great info...helped me a lot... more power!!!
Pranavbansal
22nd May 2006, 05:49
Really !! it works gr8,must do it.
deathvirus_me
31st May 2006, 00:11
disable the IMAPI CD-Burning COM service.
I'd suggest it to be set to "manual" .. u never know .. some software may use it ...
zion6
4th June 2006, 01:29
I'd suggest it to be set to "manual" .. u never know .. some software may use it ...
NEVER NEEDED IT and ive been burning disks for years :)
only things that would use it would be PACKET WRITING software .. where the disk usualy a CDRW or DVDRW sits in the drive and you write to it like a floppy drive ... and to be honest this method SUCKS!!! :(
CDRW and DVDRW are not really a reliable media to use for data backup as they are really only good for 10 writes maximum :( before they degrade and you loose data :cry: