Disc Burner Or Software Not Found On Itunes
I have a Dell Inspiron 530 desktop with a 2.40 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor and 4GB Ram running Windows XP Pro SP3.I have iTunes Version 12.0.1.26 (the latest) installed and as with all recent updates get the usual warning message when starting the program - 'the registry settings used by the iTunes drivers for importing and burning CDs and DVDs are missing.' Of course, if I try to burn a playlist I get a message 'disc burner or software not found'.There is no longer any search facility for this forum so could not find any previous answers here (I know it is a common problem) and the Apple support sites primarily mentioned looking for 2 possibly conflicting drivers afs.sys and afs2k.sys and moving them out of the driver folder. Unfortunately, neither of these drives are present in my driver folder.I know there is nothing wrong with my burner as I can burn most other things so am looking for any other possible solutions or work-arounds.
A Disc Burner Wasn't Found Windows 10
HP Laptop burner can not find empty CD It could be a HW problem but is more likely a hitch in the driver or some settingss in 3rd party burning software. If simply adjusting the automatic settings. I assume you are using Win XP, so Right Click on the DVD/DC in MyComputer & select Pro. HP PC Laptops. Itunes (Disc burner or software not found) If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. Select the option 'Updated drivers.' Determine whether more than one disc burning program resides on the computer. Having another disc burner may prevent the iTunes disc burner software from being read correctly. Delete any disc-burning programs from the computer. Set the iTunes disc burner as the primary burning program.
After the upgrade to the latest iTunes version 12.7.0.166 on my Windows 10 PC, I encountered the above error. I found there is one folder named ‘ CD Configuration‘ placed in C:Program FilesiTunes. However I had iTunes on my second hard drive D.
Disc Burner Or Software Not Found On Itunes Account
Because I want to keep more free space on drive C as it is my system drive. From the date and time stamp, I can see this iTunes CD Configuration folder was created the same day I upgraded iTunes. Guess the iTunes installer ignores my current custom iTunes installation folder and places the CD Configuration folder in its default location. Is this a bug of the current iTunes installer? Luckily the error message reveals the actual error so we can easily fix the problem.Note that iTunes creates very big backup files.
If you use iTunes on a Windows 10 computer, go to, and see how much space the iTunes backup files used. You may consider if you need to reclaim more storage space on your Windows system drive.So on my PC, the CD Configuration and my iTunes installation are on different hard disk. After I copied the CD configuration folder from my C drive into the iTunes folder on D drive, the above error disappeared. So anyone who also encounter this problem, double check your iTunes installation location and CD configuration folder location, the latter should be a sub-folder in the iTunes root directory.