Firmware for PSE burn cd/dvd

When I go to burn a cd/dvd with PSE 6, it says I might need an upgrade to the latest appropriate firmware for teh disc drive.
Has anyone had to download firmware when using PSE6 to burn a cd/dvd???
thanks for any help.
dee

If the Firmware is not upgraded, PSE would require the firmware to be upgraded. Without upgrading the firmware, you might face problem burning CD/DVD using external application as well.
~Sourabh

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