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**zevia** · 10-04-2006

For BenQ drives, SolidBurn is disabled for known media as default. TYG02 and Princo 8x is categorized as known media because they are in the firmware database. The only way to check whether it's enable/disable is to go to QSuite (make sure the latest version 2.1 as zebadee suggested). Usually after a flash the settings remain.

Are you sure the TYG02 is a real one? Do they have a serial starting with TG00xxxx in the hub ring?

10-04-2006	#6 (permalink)
zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,808	Re: 1640¨s solidburn For BenQ drives, SolidBurn is disabled for known media as default. TYG02 and Princo 8x is categorized as known media because they are in the firmware database. The only way to check whether it's enable/disable is to go to QSuite (make sure the latest version 2.1 as zebadee suggested). Usually after a flash the settings remain. Are you sure the TYG02 is a real one? Do they have a serial starting with TG00xxxx in the hub ring? __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| Blu-ray UDF Driver BenQ/Philips FAQ and tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash LG BE06LU11 Blu-ray \| LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray