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Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 1
OS: 2000 SP4
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USB DVD/RW not recognised correctly win2k
I had my internet connection cut off by my ISP whilst work on the exchange was being done.
When this was resolved, I tried to get my USB DVD/RW to work. It recognised it as "other devices" with a yellow exclamation mark in. No drivers were needed for this device as it worked prior to the work being done. I cannot even get the drawer to open - it has its own power supply. I reinstalled my other usb driver (internet) to get my connection back on correctly for the internet - this works fine. No matter what I try I keep getting no luck with the DVD RW It is a Cyberhome EX162E-A and I had no problems at all prior to this. It used to be listed under mass storage device I just have "Universal serial Bus Controllers" 1) Intel(r) 82801AA USB Universal Host Controller and 2) USB Root Hub listed in device manager - both are listed as working correctly. I have ran a virus check plus spyware check with no results. PLEASE HELP - I HAVE TRIED FOR A WEEK BEFORE ASKING FOR HELP. REGARDS |
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