Why Media player 11 does not see my CD burner?

I can't burn a CD with Media player 11.  I can drag the pieces in the playlist, but upstairs where media player used to tell me how much space I had left it on the blank CD says "connect a burner and restart the player.  The burner works because I can burn a CD with other software, but I like much better media player. I even bought a new external writer and he can see whether you.

I can't burn a CD with Media player 11.  I can drag the pieces in the playlist, but upstairs where media player used to tell me how much space I had left it on the blank CD says "connect a burner and restart the player.  The burner works because I can burn a CD with other software, but I like much better media player. I even bought a new external writer and he can see whether you.

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