will laptop burn d.v.d s
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My son has one that he got used, and he says that yes, it does. It has a disc drive on the right hand side, and this computer came with disc burning preinstalled, and he says to use windows media player or a similar application to do the job.
2095394
No. You'd have to get another model. I love this laptop and it works like a charm.
448343
I am ready to buy and I really like this model. I do not know much about laptops.Can I burn DVDs and CDs with this model.
979844
Yes, this laptop does have a CD & DvD player with the ability to "burn" discs.
329776
You can burn a disc using your computer. I have the HDR-CX500V, but my computer is slow and I knew it would take forever to burn a disc. I bought the Sony DVDirect burner and I love it. If you computer has enough power and speed you should be okay.
509491
It get hot but as long as it resting on something so that it gets ventilation it runs fine. So long as it is plugged in the laptop is capable of running intensive software such as DOLPHIN which runs Game Cube and WII games.
72880
You are probably connected to your laptop or other "Mass Storage" device. Simply install unit in your vehicle with 12 volt plug and you will be fine.
1318425
Depends on the specific model. For testing purposes you can usually start a laptop without a battery, but is not a good practice. If it is a Dell laptop go to the Dell web site and research your model capabilities.
380660
Yes thats likely. If you still want to try for yourself open it, and check if burn marks are present. Also if there's a battery inside replace it then unplug the hard drive and plug it back in. Its been a while since I've done this so my details may be off a bit. But I would do this to be sure if it doesn't void warranty. Good luck
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IF any laptop doesn't have a battery than the plug component may be disconnected as well. Not positive though. It depends on the car some fuses run when the car is off interior lights etc. My Audi's CIG lighter where I plug this device into does not. Sorry
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My first answer is No but there are some exceptions. Most laptops use a "mobile" version of common desktop processors that have low power settings etc to help save on battery life. With the "mobile" designation they also usually produce less heat which causes a problem when you try to upgrade to a processor with a higher thermal load capability. If you had included the model number or more information in your question I'm sure the community could give you a definitive yes or no. Remember it's important to include as much relevant information as possible so the question can be properly researched and answered. My first answer is No but there are some exceptions. Most laptops use a "mobile" version of common desktop processors that have low power settings etc to help save on battery life. With the "mobile" designation they also usually produce less heat which causes a problem when you try to upgrade to a processor with a higher thermal load capability. If you had included the model number or more information in your question I'm sure the community could give you a definitive yes or no. Remember it's important to include as much relevant information as possible so the... » Read More My first answer is No but there are some exceptions. Most laptops use a "mobile" version of common desktop processors that have low power settings etc to help save on battery life. With the "mobile" designation they also usually produce less heat which causes a problem when you try to upgrade to a processor with a higher thermal load capability. If you had included the model number or more information in your question I'm sure the community could give you a definitive yes or no. Remember it's important to include as much relevant information as possible so the question can be properly researched and answered. « Show Less
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I know it has a CD drive, not sure about burning, info should be be found online. Soldmine to a friend.
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Someone else will have to answer, but I can tell you it's a great drive and well worth what you pay for it. It's light and works perfectly. I'm not savvy about how to burn.
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saying 12V DC would cook it I would just try leave plugged into computer for long time see what happens if nothing betting the battery is shot
944320
I can not answer this question - I regret buying mine and would suggest you return this item if you can. It was a waste of money for me and I do not recommend that anyone buy this product if they need it for burning. The advertising says it will burn but I also did not find the way to burn it - I even re-installed the program but because this item did not come with instructions I did not find the way to burn a disc.
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I wouldn't do that if it were me. Just because it might doesn't outweigh the fact you can cause major damage to your laptop. The proper way to do this would be to get a battery and run your laptop through an inverter. This panel would keep the battery charged.
959712
I have the dv6 notebook pc, so I don't know. Sorry I'm not much help. But I can tell you that their help line in very helpful.