@Laszlo_Gutai: "Computer: Dell Dimension 4600 with Windows Professional + SP2, DVD drive: _NEC DVD+RW ND-1100A updated to latest version. Editing software: Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 with update 3.0.2. In the past, I have successfully burned DVDs on this system with PE 2.0 (I had also Sonic RecordNow! installed with DLA.) Presently, with the new PE 3.0, I finished my first editing. I burned' the DVD file to a folder, and burned DVD with Nero (according to the Adobe KB article regarding the difference between Nero and other burning softwares. (I have no Sonic software anymore.) I tried with either checked or unchecked the "Enable CD recording on this drive" box in the Recording tab in the Drive's Properties window in My Computer. When clicking on Burn DVD in PE 3.0 it gives the following message: Status: "No DVD burner detected" and the Burner Location box is grayed out. Please, help me with this problem. Thanks and Regards, Laci."
    @grisetti_steve: "No, Premiere Elements does not use Nero to burn DVDs  although programs like Nero can sometimes monopolize your DVD burner and not share it with programs like Premiere Elements. In that case, there are registry hacks that sometimes work, but most of the time it's easier to just burn to a folder on your hard drive and then use Nero to move those files to a disk."
    @Robert_J_Johnston: "You may want to try uninstalling Premiere Elements and then run a registry cleaner, after which you can install Premiere Elements 3 followed immediately by the 3.0.2 patch.
If you have been trying out the demo versions of some Adobe software and then uninstalled them, you can get the No Burner Detected message."
    @rhawkins: "I run PE3 with Nero 6 installed and have no smithbrian@example.com.
I had conflicts in the past with InCd though, so quite a while back I uninstalled it completely."
    @Robert_J_Johnston: "I have Nero 7 installed, but didn't install InCD, which will cause a problem for Premiere Elements. So if you have InCD installed, you can uninstall just that module through Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel. It's listed separately. The rest of Nero works great with Premiere Elements installed as well.
If you had Sonic installed on your computer but uninstalled it, there may be some files that may not have been deleted and that can cause problems for Premiere Elements. See this topic i posted:
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    @Laszlo_Gutai: "Thanks both of you, Robert and rhawkins, for your comments. I will try them this weekend and post the results. - Laci."
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