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Posted By : Student of Katharine Gibbs School - New York on August 28, 2003

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To whom it may concern:

I recently purchased a refurbished Medion computer. It has Nero 5.0 burning software installed on it. Though used, it has 2.6 mhz, large hard drive, 512 megs of ram etc. My old system was a Compac 2255 computer about 300mhz, 4 gig harddrive, 32 megs of ram Because my old computer lacked certain abilities, I purchased a Yamaha CD recorder with Nero 5.5 on it. I wanted to add my external Yamaha CD recorder to the Medion system. A prompt came up noting a new version of Nero. It would erase the old version and install the new. What will happen the Medion CD burner? Will it cease to funtion or will I have two CD burners that operate on 5.5? Or should I just chuck the Yamaha external CD burner?

Thanking you in advance,

Bob

This question was answered on August 28, 2003. Much of the information contained herein may have changed since posting.


Hi Bob,

No need to worry as far as i can see You are just going to simply upgrade the nero burning software which does not effect the actual phycical cd burners Your just upgrading to a newer version of software which should be fine Both Cd Burners should work just fine.

I hope this has helped you

Good Luck

Stanley Alexander

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Posted by Student of Katharine Gibbs School - New York on August 28, 2003

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