Probelms with NEO K8N4 Diamond / SATA DVD ROM

Is anyone having a problem burning with this board with a sata dvd rom?. i have a plextor 716sa dvd drive and it will not burn on this board. i take it out and put it in my a7n8x deluxe and works fine with any program. but it will not burn with this Motherboard. doesnt matter the program or the disks used dvd-r/cd-r ,but it reads fine,ripps fine just wont record. any ideas  thx an advance.

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