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Old 09-06-2002   #1 (permalink)
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wHAT IS ASPI

Hey,
I'm just wondering what is ASPI and do I need to have it on my machine?

Thanx :-)
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simply said
aspi is a driver that is needed to communicate between hardware and software........especially burners etc.

if you have no problems..do not install it..
if you have problems with burning you can try to install it...
i advise to chose aspi 4.60 instead of the new ones...they seem to give some troubles
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Thanx 4 the explination :-)
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