There is actually an easier way to do this through Windows 2000 or XP. Log on as Admin and go to Administrative Tools/Local Security Settings. Then open Local Policies/Security Options. Find the entry that says:
Devices: Restrict CD-ROM access to locally logged-on user only. Change the Security setting from Disabled to Enabled. I guaruantee this will fix all of your user rights problems, whether it be in a domain or local logon. I used it with ID's that had nothing but User rights and was able to burn CD's without a problem. Hope this helps you out. I also had this issue and this was the way I resolved it. The download mentioned below did not exist at the time. The above method will allow anyone to burn a CD, the latter gives you a choice if that is a concern.

: Looks like they've got a download on their site for it now - go to the download and then utilities section and they have - Nero BurnRights

: http://www.nero.com/en/index.html#c1023694368810

: ( With Windows 2000 and Windows XP Microsoft decided to allow low level driver access only for programs running with administrator rights, because of security aspects.

: But in practice there must be a way to allow CD/DVD recording for non-administrators and being able to decide which users may record CDs/DVDs and which users may not.
: The way to solve this situation is to install Nero BurnRights. With Nero BurnRights, the system administrator can assign a specific group the rights to record CD's/DVD's on the system. )

: Hope that helps.......

: :
: : Man this is annoying. The solution I used finally was to NEVER purchase a burner that comes with NERO. Don't support poor software, there site is total crap also. Where is the userrights tool they talk about?

: : Go adaptec give your money to those who earned it.

Looks like they've got a download on their site for it now - go to the download and then utilities section and they have - Nero BurnRights

http://www.nero.com/en/index.html#c1023694368810

( With Windows 2000 and Windows XP Microsoft decided to allow low level driver access only for programs running with administrator rights, because of security aspects.

But in practice there must be a way to allow CD/DVD recording for non-administrators and being able to decide which users may record CDs/DVDs and which users may not.
The way to solve this situation is to install Nero BurnRights. With Nero BurnRights, the system administrator can assign a specific group the rights to record CD's/DVD's on the system. )

Hope that helps.......

:
: Man this is annoying. The solution I used finally was to NEVER purchase a burner that comes with NERO. Don't support poor software, there site is total crap also. Where is the userrights tool they talk about?

: Go adaptec give your money to those who earned it.

I have a patch for nero that fixes the burn right problem, and it does not involve modifying security policy.
If you would like the patch send me an email at:
Dragon5v@hotmail.com

: Yer all fucking stupid, of course you can burn a DVD anad get it to work, you cant just copy CD to CD, you need to rip, re encode, compress and burn again. You nerds are pretty pathetic.
YOU'RE AN ASSHOLE.....SORRY EVERYONE ISN'T AS BRILLIANT AS YOU YOU PRICK. YOU'RE PROBABLY SOME FAT ASS COMPUTER FAG WHO NEEDS TO GET A LIFE AND THINKS HE'S THE SHIT CAUSE HE KNOW'S SOMETHING ABOUT COMPUTERS. YOU'RE THE DUMB-ASS BIOTCH!

Absolutely not.

Why? Because you normal CD-ROM cannot read dvd videos. That is why you must have a DVD-ROM to read the dvd and then convert it to vcd, because a cd-rw does support cd's that are bigger than 80m and dvds are up to 4 gigs big.

Yer all fucking stupid, of course you can burn a DVD anad get it to work, you cant just copy CD to CD, you need to rip, re encode, compress and burn again. You nerds are pretty pathetic.

Download this file, unzip, read the readme, and proceed. The link: http://www-aius.u-strasbg.fr/~burg/zip/NeroSVC.zip

I'm using Nero 5.5.7.8 and it works.

Hi,

I am getting a very strange error when trying to copy a folder with many files using Nero and my Philips CDD 3610.

Command sequence error

Could not perform Fixation

Burn process failed at 2x (300 KB/s)

Why does this happen??? My computer is a Pentium 200Mhz 32Mb RAM WIN 98

I use NERO 5.5 and my Philips CDRW has its firmware updated to 3.09

Thanks,

Inigo

PD: Is there a limit in the number of files you can save to a CDR.