When i try to copy a DVD or CD i get this error

Versions: Operating System: Windows XP 5.01 (Build 2600: Service Pack 1)

InstantCopy: 8.0.0.255 (25/08/2003 14:11:50)
InstantDisc: 8.0.0.112 (15/10/2003 15:22:34)
CD-R Drivers: 6.4.3.113 (26/05/2003 11:32:54)
ISO/UDF Creator: 1.0.2.035 (19/02/2003 14:09:54)
ASAPI Interface: 5.0.0.002 (27/04/2000 12:31:18)

Write speed: High
Write METHOD: Automatic(0)
Closing method: Automatic
Simulation: No Simulation
[ ] Write to hard disk first
[ ] Verify destination media after write

Destination Device: Sony DVD RW DW-U14A (D:) 1.0d MMC-Driver

Disc Contents:
Nr Length Pre Post Sectormode
1 602,493 150 0 Mode 1 ISO

Project contents:
Datatrack
File systems: ISO9660 Level 1; Joliet

Reading destination disc information ...
Creating table of contents...
Writing track 1 of 1 track(s)
Starting track 1...
Resetting destination device...


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An error occured while writing track 1 at position 2248.

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Extended information:#1Device: Sony DVD RW DW-U14A (D:)
MEDIUM ERROR: POWER CALIBRATION AREA ERROR
F1 00 03 FF FD 00 00 12 00 00 00 00 73 03
2A 00 00 00 08 C8 00 00 1A 00


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I dont know how to fix this but it has been like this for 5 month now because i havent spend my time trying to have a go at it.

If you want more info just ask
Here is my DVD-RW drive spec

Sony DVD WR DW-U14A
DVD RW + CD WR

writing speed
DVD R times 4
DVD RW times 4
CD R times 24
CD RW times 16

And anothing ive have try updating the firmware
And i have try burning it with different software
Have you tried burning ONTO a quality branded disk? If not, try that. If you get the same error, then you probably have a faulty burner.Yeah man i try that

You maby wright the drive must be broke and has a faulty some where, but it can still read dics perfectly
Well reading and writing are quite different operations, as you would imagine. I bet if you try another CD writer in this PC, you'll find that it works.