U400 - dont have rights to dvd burner?

I just got a new u400 today. The first thing I did was try to make a recovery disk. The first disk burned, then when I tried the second disk I got a message saying that there was no dvd burner or I dont have rights to the dvd burner. All subsequent attempts to burn the disk showed the same message. Anybody got any ideas? Thx.

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