If you still experience error messages, try deleting the in_cdreader.dll plug-in from the plugins directory (it will be there if you had installed MediaMonkey 2.x prior to installing more recent versions).Use “CFF Explorer.exe” from to edit the ‘File Header’ and DISABLE the checkbox “App can handle > 2GB address space” for MediaMonkey.exe and MediaMonkey (non-skinned).exe.
Switch Rip Type from ‘Secure read’ to ‘Standard read’. Update the CD/DVD drive’s firmware to the most recent version. Some systems will play CDs correctly, but will fail to rip them if the ‘Rip type’ is set to ‘Secure read’. If you have multiple drives, try disconnecting any external CD/DVD drives–on some systems, they may interfere with internal drives. Try MediaMonkey again If this fails to set your controller to DMA mode. On reboot, Windows will usually recognize the drive in DMA mode. If it isn’t, click the Driver tab and then click ‘uninstall’. Reboot and check in Device Manager > IDE Channel > Advanced whether DMA is now being used. If PIO is used, change the setting to ‘DMA if available’. Right click on the IDE channel to which the drive is connected and select the advanced tab. Right-click on My Computer > click Properties > select Hardware tab > click Device Manager. You can change this in Windows as follows: Some systems experience stuttering on CD playback when the CD/DVD-Rom Access is set to “PIO Mode Only” and not To “DMA if Available”. To change this, you’ll need to edit the MediaMonkey.ini file and remove the letter A or B as appropriate from the following section: f you have a CD/DVD drive that is connected as drive A or B then older versions of MediaMonkey won’t read it. Double-click the speaker icon in the system tray, and ensure that ‘mute’ is not checked off for both Wave/MP3 and CD Audio. Configure Windows to allow non-Administrators to Burn Discs Verify that CD sound hasn’t been ‘muted’. Run MediaMonkey in forced Admin Mode (Right Click on MM Icon -> Run as Administrator) OR. Log in as a Windows User with Administrative rights OR. 
Some systems fail to rip/burn CDs unless logged in with Administrative rights.If Audio CDs don’t play, scan, or rip correctly try any of the following, after first verifying that you’re using the latest version of MediaMonkey.
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