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I found my solution. I downloaded latest drivers from Epox for the nForce chipset. It redetected my hardware and they are no longer listed as SCSI. I can burn cds now!
That's what I get for assuming the drivers on the cd were current enough.
Thanks for all your help.
If this is true, then why do I have problems burning cds if I had the same setup in another computer and it worked fine? I had the same optical drives in the same master, slave order...?
The first thing I did when I got my computer up and running with XP is install:
Nvidia nForce Driver
c-Media Audio Driver
Realtek Lan Driver
And I can't remember if I installed the following:
silcon image driver (serial ATA driver).
I newly built a system with these specs:
Barton 2500+
Epox EP-8RDA3+ NForce2 Ultra 400 Chipset
Onboard SATA: 2x Serial ATA by Silicon Image Sil3112a
Lite-on Dvd-Rom
Lite-on Cd-rw
Maxtor IDE 7200 HDD
WD 120 GB SATA
ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
Everything seems to work fine until I tried...
I already RMAd it. I am getting a new board tomorrow.
We'll see if that was it.
Yes, I unplugged the IDE cables completely and tried it from there, still no luck.
Allright, I'm trying to clear my conscience about frying the board. It sucks my first build I get a bad mobo. I never got my operating system loaded, so I never used the USB.
I recently decided to build my first computer. I, with help from a friend, installed all the necessary equipment (mobo, vid card, memory, hdd) and tested it at my buddys house. It booted up to CMOS fine and we turned it off. I then took it home and installed dvd-rom, cd-rw, an IDE hdd and...