Hi all. I'm having issues with my os (vista home premium). My dvd rom drive stopeed being recognised. An exclamation mark is displayed when I check the hardware installed. How can I resolve this?
jackwainaina 0 Newbie Poster
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
An exclamation mark is displayed when I check the hardware installed. How can I resolve this?
right click on it and delete it ,reboot computer ,windows should reinstall driver
scpoppy 0 Newbie Poster
Hi all. I'm having issues with my os (vista home premium). My dvd rom drive stopeed being recognised. An exclamation mark is displayed when I check the hardware installed. How can I resolve this?
I'm having the same problem. Win7 says it may be a driver error. I've uninstalled the DVD and let Win7 rediscover it with the same results. Does anyone have any ideas on how to proceed?
Bob_180_Bob 41 Posting Virtuoso
Please start your own thread and give a lot of information about your computer, OS and problem.
Have you let Windows 7 do a trouble shooting test?
rico.tee 0 Newbie Poster
Have you tried updating your drive's drivers?
Adamsappleone 2 Posting Whiz
Have you tried updating your drive's drivers?
Who are you helping, the OP or the Hijacker?
oA9999 0 Junior Poster in Training
ahm...for windows vista and 7..
TRY updating your driver..you can use the FREE SOFTWARE named "Drivre Robot"..
You can download it from here...
http://driverrobot.com/download/
Its spyware and malware free...
Just simply download the software and install it to your PC..
And scan your PC with it..and when it detect some error..it will fix it automatically...gudluck,,
jamesmartyn 0 Newbie Poster
Please do not use the windows Vista. It's big crap. It's too slow and Lots of problem in the operating system. You can use the windows 7 or windows XP. I like the most operating system is windows XP.
reederda
Well, some people don't have a choice of Vista or 7, maybe they can't afford an upgrade.
Have you tried searching online for a new driver? uninstall the old one, and search online for the brand of cd drive you use, and download the appropriate driver. Worked for me.
Bing7 4 Junior Poster in Training
what a waste of post ,never have i need to install cdrom drives different than the ones install by windows , for any windows os that i have ever used to the best of my memory
hughv 104 Veteran Poster
Aren't you lucky. There was a time when this was a huge problem as there were many different drivers for CD ROMs.
what a waste of post ,never have i need to install cdrom drives different than the ones install by windows , for any windows os that i have ever used to the best of my memory
theemerchant -2 Junior Poster in Training
What I usually do is find the errors and basically delete it also. There may be an error the next time you boot, but if you had the installer, it wont be much of a problem.
Bing7 4 Junior Poster in Training
Aren't you lucky. There was a time when this was a huge problem as there were many different drivers for CD ROMs.
maybe it was luck maybe it wasn't, built and rebuilt 100'sof towers and don't never remember having a problem getting a cdrom to work to were i had to install a driver for it
hughv 104 Veteran Poster
Nothing to do with luck. It has to do with being a youngster:)
You probably don't know about dip switches, DOS 1.0, Windows 3.1 or Fortran, either.
Most of all, this kind of comment, "What a waste of post" is uncharitable and adds nothing useful to the discussion.
We're here to help the newbie, not to make them feel badly.
maybe it was luck maybe it wasn't, built and rebuilt 100'sof towers and don't never remember having a problem getting a cdrom to work to were i had to install a driver for it
Bing7 4 Junior Poster in Training
Nothing to do with luck. It has to do with being a youngster:)
You probably don't know about dip switches, DOS 1.0, Windows 3.1 or Fortran, either.
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sorry didn't see where the user said they were using something older tan win 98
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
sorry didn't see where the user said they were using something older tan win 98
hey bing7 you look dusty,whats up
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