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Old 11-06-2005, 07:49 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Problem with CD and DVD Drives

Hey, First of all good job with the forums,keep it up!!

Now to the problem.

3 days ago my computer displayed a message after logging in to windows,about a windriv.exe... I fixed that problem...Now the next problem is, my DVD and CD rom Drives have dissappeared from "My Computer",but are displayed in the Device Manager.When i go to properties,i get this:

"Windows are not able to start this hardware device because its parameter information is not full or has been destroyed(Code 19)"

That's the best translation i could make out, because i have windows XP home Greek.

This Happens with my DVD drive(Toshiba SD-M1912) and my CD writer(Plextor PX-W1610A)

Can anyone Help me?

Thx in advance
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