What does this error code or message mean 00a1-0005-0027-0000 ? My
CDR-RW
produces this error when trying to format a CDRW Disk. I have tried
everything, 6 differant software programs. Several blank CDRW disks.
Also re-installed OS.
I would pay more but I am on PERMANENT DISABILITY so I have very
little cash.
I Found only one reference to this error code 00a1-0005-0027-0000 AT:
(SEE BELOW)
http://www.pcw.co.uk/forums/thread.jsp?forum=6&thread=4591
Topic: Problems with InCD
[posted on: Aug 21, 2002 10:37 PM by noggin Reply
I keep getting the following message when I try and format a cdrw disc
or when I try and save data to a cdrw disc,using InCD.
00a1-0005-0027-0000 Illegal request error occurred Reboot your
computor or drive and try again.
I have Nero use Windows ME.
What am I doing wrong, please help.
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Request for Question Clarification by
duncan2-ga
on
22 Oct 2002 23:17 PDT
Hello know_it_all,
Numerical errors generated from Nero/InCD can be frustratingly obtuse.
There are a large number of usenet posts mentioning similar problems
and surprisingly, there doesn't seem to be an easy-to-find master list
of error codes. There are, however a bunch of things which can cause
problems when working with CDRWs. It would help if you could provide
some additional details:
1) What OS are you using? (What version of Windows are you using?)
2) What version of InCD have you installed?
3) Did this software come with your CDRW drive?
4) If you know it, what make and model CDRW drive are you using?
5) Have you installed any other CD burning software (in particular
Adaptec/Roxio's DirectCD product?)
6) What is the capacity of the CDRW you're trying to use? (70
minute/650 MB or 80 minute/700 MB)
These details will make it easier to track down and resolve this
problem.
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Request for Question Clarification by
arcadesdude-ga
on
23 Oct 2002 10:48 PDT
One small question:
Have you tried formatting another CD-RW disk?
If you only tried one disk on it, it may be as simple as a bad CD-RW disk...
Sometimes the simple things are the most frustrating.
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Request for Question Clarification by
arcadesdude-ga
on
23 Oct 2002 10:51 PDT
Nevermind my last post, I missed the section where you tried more than one disk.
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Clarification of Question by
know_it_all-ga
on
25 Oct 2002 11:33 PDT
Hello duncan2-ga & Others
I get the same error code using Record Now,Alcohol 120%,WinOoCD v5,
NERO v5.914 Roix v 5.1 and B's Clip which is the software that came
with the Sony CRX168B Burner. The strange thing is it use to work with
any of these burner app's. I was just using Record Now and B's untill
this problem started, then I tried all the other app's with no
luck.Answers Below:
1:) I am running Win Me
2:) All Software are lastest versions
3:) B's Came with the Burner.
4:) Sony 16x/10x/40x Model CRX168B Lates Firmware
5:) Yes I tred sever differant burners programs including Roxi
(aka adaptec),but only after the problem started.
6:) All of these (70 minute/650 MB or 80 minute/700 MB)
It's a very good Burner.
I was hoping some else has run across this error code
"00a1-0005-0027-0000"
and found the solution. I found one referance to this code on the
web.
I tried the solution it gave but it did not help.
That was to find the file scsi1hlp.vxd and rename it old then
reboot,
The error did not go away.
I am sure this is a software conflict I just don't know which
software
or file that Bugging me. I have not used the format a CDRW for at
least
a month maybe longer I have installed many differant programs
since then,
I don't remember which ones.
I can Record a CDR with no problems at all it's just the
re-writable disk,
that generate the ERROR. It's a PUZZLER that's why I am reaching out
for help.
I hope this added Nfo. Helps
Thank You
Know_it_all
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Request for Question Clarification by
arcadesdude-ga
on
25 Oct 2002 11:53 PDT
Thank you for clairifing your question. From the sounds of it, it
sounds like a driver problem on your cd-rw drive. The driver in
question is the w part of the cd-rw (rewritable driver).
A possible soultion would be to reinstall the drivers to your cd-rw
drive. This means uninstalling your cd-rw in windows (so the next time
windows restarts it recognizes it as a cd-rom drive) then install the
drivers for it. They will be on the disk that came with your cd-rw
drive.
Also, see this note:
http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/news/crx168.html
which is for the 1.0 version of the disk with a green lable of your
cd-rw model. It states that the documentation has "a significant
documentation error." The documentation error probably doesn't have
anything specifically to do with this problem but if you have that
type of disk currently you can request a new disk free from sony. The
replacement will also have the drivers needed to reinstall the drive.
To uninstall the cd-rw drivers click the following:
1. Start
2. Settings
3. Control Panel
4. System
5. Device Manager
6. Plus sign next to CDROM
7. The name of your cd-rw drive (possibly crx168)
8. The Remove Button to uninstall the drivers.
After you do that and reboot, you'll have to reinstall the cd drivers
that came with the drive. This varies on different drives but is
usually just as simple as putting in the disk that came with the drive
and choosing install or something similar in the installer program.
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Clarification of Question by
know_it_all-ga
on
25 Oct 2002 12:23 PDT
Request for Question Clarification by arcadesdude-ga on 25 Oct 2002
11:53 PDT
Hello,arcadesdude-ga
I have the correct disk with the drive I saw that message at the Sony
Site.
The last thing I tried was to remove the drive in systems manager and
let windows re-install it after reboot. I still have the problem.
It must be a software conflict or a file left over from somthing I
have since un-installed. If it is this type of conflic I do not have a
clue as to How To Find It. Short of uninstalling all my installed
programs one at a time.
That do not sound like fun.
Thanks
Know_it_all
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Request for Question Clarification by
arcadesdude-ga
on
25 Oct 2002 16:12 PDT
>>It must be a software conflict or a file left over from somthing I
have since un-installed.<<
You can narrow it down by proccess of elimination here. You can test
if it is a software conflict by doing the following:
1. Restart your computer
2. Press Ctrl-Alt-Del (Hold Ctrl and Alt down then press Del and let
go of all three) This will bring up the taskmanager in windows.
3. Select all programs EXCEPT Explorer, and Systray. (You may have to
wait while windows tries closing the programs and tell it to End
Program if it does not close automatically.)
4. Run Incd (or your other cd-rw packet writing (disk writing)
software).
5. If it still errors then it is not a software conflict. If it works
then it was a software conflict and you'll have to narrow down which
software is the bugger (the problem). (It will probably be old virus
scanning software if that is the problem).
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