Its my work computer, and has fiber-channel drivers and other low-level-file-sharing-system drivers for sharing a large and fast RAID - that I dont want to go near or upset. Ps, I'm presuming both softwares are using the same system drivers, hence I've not tried any of the DMA driver replacement techniques.īesides, I'm a little reticent ripping out drivers and other things. Of my 3 IDE Primary and Secondary channels, one pair is DMA-5, another DMA-4 (the 3rd is marked as DMA, but currently 'not applicable'). Or could it be this FastWrite thing? (havent tried it - didnt like the sound of it!) I can't find a similar setting in ImgBurn (is it BurnProof perhaps?) I do know that with Power2Go, if you have it's 'Enable defect management' checked it too will take 3 hours. SRC my.iso /NOSAVESETTINGS /MODE WRITE /ERASE /DEST E: /VERIFY NO /TESTMODE NO /WAITFORMEDIA /START Running from the GUI gives the same results as from the command line. While running it reports 0.8x (on 2.5.0 - today its 0.9x on 2.5.1) When it starts the log reports 2x (expected for BD-RE 50). SECOND - I tried using the queue, but I was shown it was easier just to run two instances (thats okay isnt it? It fits my needs fine either way)īut even when I'm just burning one disk, the problem I have is that it is taking 3 hours to burn a BD-RE 50 that was taking only 1.5 hours with Power2Go.īurn speed is set to AWS which assumes Max. Recently I've added a second BD burner and Power2Go wont run a second instance!įIRST - It's superb, I can run it from the command line. It lists all security updates in a filterable table.I've been using Power2Go for two years burning BD-RE's and occasional BD-R's and its pretty much taken 1.5 hours for a BD-RE 50. With the installation of the February updates, the security vulnerabilities mentioned will be fixed.įind more details on Microsoft's official Security Update Guide portal. Microsoft advises that users should patch three security vulnerabilities in the Windows TCP/IP stack as soon as possible, as DoS attacks are a threat here. Six additional security vulnerabilities are said to be publicly known, but exploits have not yet been spotted. It is located in the system file Win32k.sys and allows attackers to gain additional rights on a Windows system. One zero-day vulnerability fix is particularly important, because it is already being exploited. The company fixed a total of 56 vulnerabilities with these updates, including eleven classified as critical, 43 important and two moderate. Microsoft did some homework for the February Patchday. They do not contain any new features, but are nevertheless of importance, because Microsoft uses them to fix newly discovered security vulnerabilities. The monthly patches should do not include functionality updates. If you are still using Windows 7, we recommend that you switch to Windows 10. There have been no updates for Windows 7 since the beginning of 2020 for private users. On these Patchdays, which usually take place on the second Tuesday of the month, Microsoft will fix security vulnerabilities and bugs in the various versions of Windows 10 and Windows 8.1. There will also be a package of security updates for Windows 10 every month in 2021. Microsoft additionally provides many other security updates for all supported versions of Windows 10. These also fix a dangerous zero-day vulnerability. Microsoft delivers quite some updates for Windows 10 on the February Patchday.
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