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  Joe, welcome to the forum.

  I suggest looking for a driver or Firmware Update for the drive.  Sometimes the glitches may occur which will cause the type of problem that you are experiencing.  You may have to completely reinstall the training software and driver.  In addition, it seems that the DVD may close at the end of each burn.  This would make the DVD so it will not allow adding more data.

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• Windows 7 backup works, but does not appear in the backup and restore control panel

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• Why do my files appear in all directories

  Original title: Windows 7 backup file

  I know I'm missing something, so I need some help, please. I have Windows 7 with Office 2007. When I open my directories there are 4: Documents, music, photos and videos. I tried to open a file in the Documents and I have seen the same document in the other directories and also listed under my Computer OS (C). Why do my files appear in all directories? Please advise me.

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  Directories such as the 'Documents', 'Music', 'Images' and 'Vidéo' are really (in the way which view you them from the menu of the Start button or office) "links" to the actual locations.

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  Think more if it is not.  Here's the easy way:

  Your stuff is on this drive here:

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  • %UserProfile%\Music (default: C:\USERS\YourUsername\Music)
  • %UserProfile%\Pictures (default: C:\USERS\YourUsername\Pictures)
  • %UserProfile%\Videos (default: C:\USERS\YourUsername\Videos)

  You can just get in these physical locations via different paths.  They all end up in the same end-location real.  You do not have many copies of the files.  (You have not more than one copy of this large video file that you created, UNLESS you make a copy.  "It is SIMPLY stored in %USERPROFILE%\Videos (C:\USERS\YourUsername\Videos).)

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