It's transformed from a DVDRW to a DVDROM. You'll need a new one.
I have WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM. I just started having trouble with my DESKTOP PC's DVD burner (TSSTCorp CDDVDW SH-S223C). I can no longer burn video files to my DVDs. I've tested EVERYTHING, including the 2 different DVD-Burning Software programs I have. I also went to my PC's DEVICE MANAGER to see if I needed to UPDATE DRIVERS, also ran Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware scans to see if there was any infected areas of my PC, and EVERYTHING came back "normal". If I put a regular movie DVD into the drive, or a DVD that I've ALREADY burned into the drive, the movies (and video files) DO PLAY NORMALLY. But now I can't seem to BURN any NEW DVD's. When I try to burn a NEW DVD, the SOFTWARE says that the DVD was burned correctly, but when you try to PLAY the DVD, nothing happens. NONE of the DVD-playing software I have (like REAL PLAYER, Windows Media Player, etc.) recognizes the DVD. Also, under "My Computer", NOTHING comes up for the DVD under the Windows D-DRIVE. Any suggestions or help you can provide would be GREATLY appreciated. THANKS!

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