Ashampoo for mac free install#

Ashampoo for mac free install#

I have used Nero Drive Speed (which I downloaded) in my Macbook Pro's Windows XP side to slow down its CD/DVD drive from 24X to 2X in an attempt to install a DOS game into DOSbox, I have now closed DOSbox and used Nero to bring my DVD drive back up to its original 24X speed and am trying to burn data DVD's in Ashampoo 6 Free but now it no longer detects my DVD drive even though a blank DVD+R DL is in the drive. I never had this problem prior to d/l Nero Drive Speed and using it to alter the speed of my optical drive - all data DL DVD's were burned successfully every time and the data could be accessed at any time (before using Nero). In total I ruined 3 DL Memorex blank DVD's this way - could this problem I'm now having with Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 be because I used Nero Drive Speed to change the speed of my optical drive? Then earlier today I tried to burn 2 more discs, the burn failed 1/4 finished and spit the discs out. I tried to burn 2 more discs, but apparently I had data on them that wasn't burned properly because 1) Ashampoo said there wasn't enough free space on the discs - they were both DL, and 2) although I was able to successfully burn 1 disc last night, when I reinserted the disc in the drive and tried to access the files, my drive saw it as a blank disc. I hope I won't have to get rid of Nero Drive Speed and reformat my hard drive (panacking)!ĮDIT - Looking back at these images, I see that the 'cache' has changed - what gives?ĮDIT 2 - last night (9/8/09) I tried to burn some data files onto a blank DVD in Windows XP with Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 Free (a program I d/l about a month ago) and several times it couldn't recognize the blank disc in my macbook pro's optical drive (this happened after I d/l Nero Drive Speed and used it to change the speed of my optical drive (to try to get a DOS game I was trying to install into DOSbox to pass the game installer's CD Speed check without locking up this game in question was published in 1995) from the default 24X to 2X, which was listed as 6X by the Nero drive control panel, and before inserting the DVD into the drive and starting up Ashampoo Burning Studio, I used Nero to change my optical drive speed back to 24X) and then after I kept trying, restarting Windows XP, Ashampoo finally recognized my optical drive, I started the burn process but it didn't finish the burn - it spit the disc back out and gave me a message that the burn failed.

Image B - Specs following the use of Nero Drive Speed in Bootcamp (windows XP)

Click to expand.Here's links to 2 screenshots of my optical drive in OS X System Profiler.