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I went into BIOS and found the DVD drive but it wasn't in the Device Manager.
So I disconnected the ac power and checked the cables. I checked BIOS again and it was still there. But my drives are still gone. I miss my drives. Please help. "Peter" wrote: > Hi, > > Try boot into BIOS and check for the DVD-rom. > If the motherboard BIOS recongnize the DVD-rom, you should find the DVD > drive in Windows. Start the PC in Safe Mode and then go to Device Mnagaer, > double click the DVD/CD-ROM drives (the DVD drive should be there), right > click on the DVD drive and click Uninstall, click OK and then reboot the PC > to normal startup. Windows should find new hardware and install the drivers > for the DVD drive, do not disturb untill windows installed the drivers and > confirm that the drive is ready to use. > > If the DVD drive could not be found in device manager, close down the PC and > disconnect the main AC Power, open the chassis and check for the DVD drive, > make sure all cables and power cords are firmly and properly connected. > Close the chassis and reconnect the AC Power. Boot into BIOS again to ensure > the mbo BIOS can see the DVD drive. If it cannot be seen in BIOS, the drive > may become faulty. If yes, startup the PC normally and check again as above > mentioned. > > Hope it helps > -- > Peter > > > "greasy" wrote: > > > So just some 20 minutes ago I put in DVD+R home movie for the first time into > > my computer. I accidentally put it in my CD drive so it rejected it and then > > I put it in my DVD drive. Nothing happened...I thought it would automatically > > start. I went into My Computer to manually start it but I found that my > > drives were missing. I went into System Restore and I successfully restored > > it to an earlier time. My drives were still missing tho. I came on here and > > found that I could download XP_CD-DVD-Fix to get them back. I did that but > > they are still missing. What else could I do to fix this? I've read that some > > people suggest opening up the computer, detaching the drives and then > > reattaching them...I feel that if I did that I would screw up my computer > > even more. So please help me with this one. Thanks for any help given. |
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