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Ive got a '_NEC DVD_RW ND2500A' (As seen in device driver list). If i disable
this and restart, the computer recognises the drive and automaticaly installs drivers on reboot as per usual. However, the Drive is not listed under My Computer, and the error under the device driver is: Windows successfully loaded the device driver for this hardware but cannot find the hardware device. (Code 41) I have installed another Drive in this same slot with the same IDE cable and it has the same problem. The computer is well maintained with virus protection and no apparent settings have been changed but, it could be a virus - can a virus do this? The device driver is updated but still no change. Anybody who has any idea as to whats going on, I would greatly appreciate any feedback from you. Thanks everyone Ice |
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"Xx Ice xX" <XxIcexX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3CBA6A06-E413-4098-A09A-B4303F146906@microsoft.com... > Ive got a '_NEC DVD_RW ND2500A' (As seen in device driver list). If i > disable > this and restart, the computer recognises the drive and automaticaly > installs > drivers on reboot as per usual. However, the Drive is not listed under My > Computer, and the error under the device driver is: > > Windows successfully loaded the device driver for this hardware but cannot > find the hardware device. (Code 41) > > I have installed another Drive in this same slot with the same IDE cable > and > it has the same problem. The computer is well maintained with virus > protection and no apparent settings have been changed but, it could be a > virus - can a virus do this? The device driver is updated but still no > change. > > Anybody who has any idea as to whats going on, I would greatly appreciate > any feedback from you. > Thanks everyone > Ice Hi Is the drive showing in Bios correctly? Have you thought about changing the IDE ribbon? Make sure the jumpers on the Drive are set in the right position Chas Happy New Year |
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The startup sequence detects the IDE drive secondary master as the _NEC etc
drive. The bios shows the drive working and allows settings to be changed as per usual. The Jumpers have not been touched, The cd drive is in a computer that is rarely opened, the jumpers have not been moved. Ive herd rumors of a microsoft critical update causing DVD DRIVES to be unrecognised by windows? This fits the description perfect, could this be the case? If so what could i do and the ide ribbon hasnt been touched. These dont just decide to stop working do they? Thanks for ur post Happy new year too =) Ice "Chas" wrote: > > "Xx Ice xX" <XxIcexX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3CBA6A06-E413-4098-A09A-B4303F146906@microsoft.com... > > Ive got a '_NEC DVD_RW ND2500A' (As seen in device driver list). If i > > disable > > this and restart, the computer recognises the drive and automaticaly > > installs > > drivers on reboot as per usual. However, the Drive is not listed under My > > Computer, and the error under the device driver is: > > > > Windows successfully loaded the device driver for this hardware but cannot > > find the hardware device. (Code 41) > > > > I have installed another Drive in this same slot with the same IDE cable > > and > > it has the same problem. The computer is well maintained with virus > > protection and no apparent settings have been changed but, it could be a > > virus - can a virus do this? The device driver is updated but still no > > change. > > > > Anybody who has any idea as to whats going on, I would greatly appreciate > > any feedback from you. > > Thanks everyone > > Ice > > Hi > Is the drive showing in Bios correctly? > Have you thought about changing the IDE ribbon? > Make sure the jumpers on the Drive are set in the right position > > Chas > Happy New Year > > > |
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don't know if this helps, but we bought a new computer and had trouble with
the computer recognising the cd dvd drive. Have you tried clicking or not clicking on enable and disable digital for the drive in device manager. It worked for us. No one can explain why. It's not supposed to affect it, but it does. We also had subsequent other problems and had to format, so whether we had a bug from day 1 who knows. Hope it helps "Chas" wrote: > > "Xx Ice xX" <XxIcexX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3CBA6A06-E413-4098-A09A-B4303F146906@microsoft.com... > > Ive got a '_NEC DVD_RW ND2500A' (As seen in device driver list). If i > > disable > > this and restart, the computer recognises the drive and automaticaly > > installs > > drivers on reboot as per usual. However, the Drive is not listed under My > > Computer, and the error under the device driver is: > > > > Windows successfully loaded the device driver for this hardware but cannot > > find the hardware device. (Code 41) > > > > I have installed another Drive in this same slot with the same IDE cable > > and > > it has the same problem. The computer is well maintained with virus > > protection and no apparent settings have been changed but, it could be a > > virus - can a virus do this? The device driver is updated but still no > > change. > > > > Anybody who has any idea as to whats going on, I would greatly appreciate > > any feedback from you. > > Thanks everyone > > Ice > > Hi > Is the drive showing in Bios correctly? > Have you thought about changing the IDE ribbon? > Make sure the jumpers on the Drive are set in the right position > > Chas > Happy New Year > > > |
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Hi, I too am suffering from the Code 41 pain... i couldn't think if it was
aafter I'd downloaded / installed something - but have tried to find out a little more about it, it looks like its a common problem with other surprised people too - any help to erradicate Code 41 will be GRATEFULLY appreciated "Lyn" wrote: > don't know if this helps, but we bought a new computer and had trouble with > the computer recognising the cd dvd drive. Have you tried clicking or not > clicking on enable and disable digital for the drive in device manager. It > worked for us. No one can explain why. It's not supposed to affect it, but it > does. We also had subsequent other problems and had to format, so whether we > had a bug from day 1 who knows. Hope it helps > > "Chas" wrote: > > > > > "Xx Ice xX" <XxIcexX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:3CBA6A06-E413-4098-A09A-B4303F146906@microsoft.com... > > > Ive got a '_NEC DVD_RW ND2500A' (As seen in device driver list). If i > > > disable > > > this and restart, the computer recognises the drive and automaticaly > > > installs > > > drivers on reboot as per usual. However, the Drive is not listed under My > > > Computer, and the error under the device driver is: > > > > > > Windows successfully loaded the device driver for this hardware but cannot > > > find the hardware device. (Code 41) > > > > > > I have installed another Drive in this same slot with the same IDE cable > > > and > > > it has the same problem. The computer is well maintained with virus > > > protection and no apparent settings have been changed but, it could be a > > > virus - can a virus do this? The device driver is updated but still no > > > change. > > > > > > Anybody who has any idea as to whats going on, I would greatly appreciate > > > any feedback from you. > > > Thanks everyone > > > Ice > > > > Hi > > Is the drive showing in Bios correctly? > > Have you thought about changing the IDE ribbon? > > Make sure the jumpers on the Drive are set in the right position > > > > Chas > > Happy New Year > > > > > > |
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