Find DVD Writer firmware version with Nero Info Tool

by Venkat on July 21, 2010

in Freeware

In  every CD/DVD Writer, firmware containing EPROM Chip will be inserted into DVD Drives .To update DVD Writer firmware we must know its firmware version.So let’s take a look at how we can find firmware version of DVD Writer with Nero Info  tool.

DVD Writer firmware version

For every DVD Writer connected the Computer we can download its latest firmware update  from manufacturer’s Website.For that we should know the DVD Writer firmware version.With the help of Nero Info tool we can find that very easily.

1.Download and extract contents of Nero Info Tool archive to a folder

2.Run Nero Info Tool , this too will retrieve all the information about CD/DV Writer connected to your Computer including firmware version .

3..You can save the report generated by Nero Info tool  in a text file for future reference.

Download Nero Info Tool

Note:Nero Info Tool restarted my Windows 7 system while retrieving information from my DVD Writer though it worked fine and shown details about DVD drive without any problems in Windows XP.

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{ 3 comments }

meh July 29, 2010 at 8:36 pm

freeware ImgBurn has been displaying burner firmware version on load for years.

why celebrate costly system invasive bloatware like nero?

Venkat July 29, 2010 at 9:08 pm

@meh
Sorry you might haven’t read the post Nero Info Tool is free utility from Nero which provides more information about your DVD Writer.

meh July 29, 2010 at 10:03 pm

My bloatware comments stands

Nero tool: 4.6 megs

ImgBurn: 1.6 megs
[v2.4.2.0]

ImgBurn can fetch updated firmware, provide feature/stats about the burner… and function as a full featured burning application.

The Nero Tool is light in function and heavy in size.

If I wasn’t transcoding video now I would run Nero Tools in vmware and capture what I suspect will be a host of unwanted changes to the system merely by running their tool.

ImgBurn does not require installation. The ONE file needed for operation, a windows executable, can be extracted from the installation wrapper. Not surprisingly the same cannot be said for the nefarious line of nero burning products.

For drive information in ImgBurn

tools: drive: capabilities

http://s52.radikal.ru/i137/1007/d3/74f9528f8f25.png

Please consider instead recommending ImgBurn as Nero does the user no favors.

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