Tengo windows 7 not me appears the regrabadora

Tengo el windows wont 7 venia con el ordenador, hasta ahora ha funcionado todo, pero al querer grabar UN DVD results what regrabadora than antes estaba, ya no esta ha notice, por favor alguien me can help. MUCHAS gracias

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