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Driver Information |
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| Manufacturer: |
HP |
| Operating System: |
Windows 2000/XP |
| Version: |
KH27 |
| Release Date: |
2004-12-22 |
| Category: |
CD-ROM Drivers |
| File Name and Size: |
dvd400c_kh27.exe(4.98 Mb) |
| Model: |
dvd400e/dvd400i |
| Description: |
HP DVD Writer dvd400e/dvd400i Firmware KH27 Windows 2000/XP. The RecordNow software included on the DVD400 installation disc must be installed for the firmware update to operate successfully. Install RecordNow before running this update. DVD400e Owners: The DVD400e must be attached to a USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port during the upgrade process. The firmware update will not function correctly if the DVD400e is on an IEEE-1394 port. After the firmware update, the DVD400e can be re-attached to the IEEE-1394 port. The upgrade includes the following features: Improved laser write strategies to 8x DVD+R media. Improved ability to read DVD+R DL (double layer) media. Improved read / write capabilities to 80min high speed CD-RW media. |
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