Which ihas burner do i need

Test your broadband speed — win R10, in prizes. Click here to enter. Complete this survey and win R5, cash or other great prizes. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Current best place to buy liteon ihas burner max compatible drive? Thread starter jamezjunk Start date Jun 12, Joined Mar 17, Messages Anyone know where the best place to get the ixtreme burner max compatible drive is at these days?

I found a thread from november but those ones were out of stock. Also, know cheapest place to get the verbatim discs? WOuld apprecaiate it. Joined Jun 29, Messages 23, I got mine from Take2. Not sure if they still stock them. Doesn't seem they do. Only places I can find it are only selling the newer "c" version. All their stock must have been exhausted.

Joined May 18, Messages IHAS gregmcc said:. Click to expand SoftCorpse New Member. Joined Sep 23, Messages 1. Seems to be version C and not B, anyway to hack these ones joey? Joined Nov 6, Messages 1, You don't find compatible B models locally anymore. Import is the only way my supplier will have by month end again. Even if you're not tasked with taking care of state secrets, you'll probably want to limit the distribution of your files so they don't fall into the wrong hands.

Whether it's customer data that you're legally obliged to keep private under data protection legislation or confidential information about your own commercial interests, there's doubtless lots of sensitive data you'll want to share with colleagues but no-one else.

This SmartErase features relies on the drive's special laser that can alter the surface of a CD-R or a single or two-layer DVD, erasing the contents so they're unrecoverable.

To erase discs, you need to install and run the SmartErase program. Annoyingly, to install it you also have to install the included copy of Nero Essentials, even if you already have a disc burning program.

Once installed, the SmartErase program has two options quick erase and full erase. The quick erase option merely erases the disc's table of contents, which tells Windows where the files are located on the disc, but not the actual contents of the disc itself.

Although this could deter casual snoopers and only takes a minute or two to complete, it's not very secure since data could still be recovered using a file recovery program.

The full erase option completely erases the disc. Using this option, we were unable to recover any files from an erased disc using GetData's Recover My Files data recovery program.