Windows 10: 0x80071AC3 error windows 10 file explorer burning to 50GB BD-R DL Blu Ray disk.

Why can I not burn more than 7GB of data to a 50GB disk?


I am trying to backup with burn files to a BD-R DL 50GB disk. It stops and gives me the error 0x80071AC3.

The disks are new

No smudges, Latest firmware as of 2020, Windows 10 up to date

The disks are Philips BD-R DL 50GB,

Burner is internal LG WH14NS40 Blu Ray writer Firmware 1.5

The files originate from a 6TB usb hdd through usb 3.1 gen 2 dock


What I have done so far

Inserted disk

Formatted using file explorer it shows 45.6GB Free

23 files at 500MB or so each

I click burn to disk, the process runs as it should but around 7GB it stops and gives the above error. I have also tried copy and paste with same results


I can burn CDs and DVDs with no problems

I am not using 3 party software because all the past postings on this error

still the error is present. There are numerous complaints on this issue for many years and

I have not read any solutions to this as of yet.


Processor IntelR CoreTM i5-8600K CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz
Installed RAM 64.0 GB
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 20H2
Installed on ‎12/‎15/‎2020
OS build 19042.906
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.551.0

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Nero2016 doesn't recognize my Blu ray drive as being able to burn Blu-rays

Purchased Nero 2016 recently with the intent to burn BluRays for archiving.

I have an Asus N56VZ laptop running Windows 10. The combo drive is a MATSHITA-BD-CMB UJ160 which I have been told by Asus tech support as being Blu-ray comatible.

However, whenever I try and burn a Blu-ray disc I get the following error in Nero BurningROM 2016 (and I definitely have the correct recorder chosen in the recorder drop down).

 

Nero2016 doesn't recognize my Blu ray drive as being able to burn Blu-rays

Nero is correct in what it says, that drive, the Matshita BD-CMB UJ160, cannot write to Blu-ray discs, it can only read them... It can write to DVD and CD media. Asus support is also correct, the drive is "Blu-Ray compatible", meaning it can read Blu-Ray discs but not write to them. This is a common type of optical drive in modern laptops, hence the name "combo", it is a combo DVD-R/RW read/writer and a Blu-Ray reader.

If you look at the write capabilities, they are all "No" for Blu-ray (BD).  It can read Blu-ray, however. You are doing nothing wrong, your computer and Nero are working properly, it is just not capable of what you are trying to do.

 

How do I burn to a BD-R

Please do try the following that might be able to assist:

If its an issue with the burning itself:

https://wesleytech.com/burn-blu-rays-a-how-to-g...

or if its an issue playing the BD-R on your Windows 10 machine:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/play-dvds-blu-rays...

Please do let me know if this helped, Good Luck