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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 18
OS: vista sp1
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cd drive is missing in my computer
I lost my dvd drive. it is in the bios. it is not in my computer. It is in the device manager with a yellow exclamation mark. in the properties of the drive it reads (device can not start code 10.) I have tried the hkey filter removal, but there are not any filters listed. I know I have been in the right hkey. I updated the driver and it tell me that it is operating properly. I have also updated windows. A diffirent forum suggested it might be the itunes program. I uninstalled it and nothing changed. I re booted from the ddrive with the os disk yesterday. I beleive this drive is functioning. I is worthless to have a computer without a disk drive. I could sure use some help on this one. I got about 8 hours trying to figure this out.
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 47
OS: xp
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Re: cd drive is missing in my computer
Start > right click my computer > manage
Click disk management On the window on the bottom right, find the DVD drive, right click on where it says something like CD-ROM 0, hit change drive letters and paths. Hit change and assign it a letter, then reboot. It may work. |
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